Lily O’Connor
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Three things to know: SGA senate meeting 10/7
On Wednesday, Oct. 7 the SGA senate met for their first weekly meeting of the semester. There were two executive order decisions and one senate resolution decision made at the meeting that students might be interested in.
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A fresh look for Homecoming
“‘Students were really excited about Homecoming in a way that I hadn’t seen them excited about Homecoming in a while.’”
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Former Tri Delta chef convicted
“Horstmann spent nine days in jail of his 1460-day sentence for felony child exploitation and 730-day sentence for felony possession of child pornography.”
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Department of Homeland Security shutdown causes travel concerns
“Currently, delays are minimal, but are expected to increase as March and spring break approaches provided that the shutdown continues.”
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Spreading Narcan knowledge on campus
“‘You never know when you can help someone in a way that is super impactful.’”
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Rec Day revamp
“Paradigm, which is a fitness and wellness ecosystem, will be bringing in instructors to teach group fitness classes, as well as vendors for cold plunges, sports massages and pressed juice.”
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New Initiative tackles electronic waste using new recycling methods around campus
Butler adds more places to turn in batteries safely, and IT accepts more electronics.
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Redistricting push rejected by Indiana lawmakers
The Indiana Senate will not meet in December to redraw the congressional district map.
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Indiana schools face funding issues, teacher shortages and widespread curriculum change
Changes to curriculum, teacher pay negotiations and new diploma requirements could impact college admissions.