Sophomore Eloise Ayotte and sophomore Elena Clark’s campaign values are “Elevate. Innovate. Advocate.” Photo by Aidan Gregg. LEAH OLLIE | EDITOR-IN-CHIEF | lollie@butler.edu In a departure from traditional Student Government Association (SGA) election procedure, two students forming a single campaign ticket faced questions from an audience of peers on the Reilly Room stage. At 7…
Bird Scooters nest on Butler’s campus
Bird and Butler launch a new partnership that promises benefits for students.
Butler’s advising system leaves students frustrated and uncertain
“Advising at Butler is broken. Some students get lucky and are matched with an engaged, present advisor, while others are left to fend for themselves. Advising should not be a game of chance, and it certainly shouldn’t leave students wondering if they are even on track to graduate.”
What has SGA been up to?
“Butler’s SGA has been working to implement new initiatives and strategies to overall improve student life and Butler’s campus.”
Q&A with the incoming president and vice president of SGA
“I think it’s really important to have somebody in a leadership role who is driven and willing to do whatever it takes to get what the student body wants and needs.”
Haworth and Walls win SGA presidential election
“Of the 1,271 students who voted — more than 400 less than last year’s election — 60.18% voted for Haworth-Walls.”
The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Episode 7
Tune into Episode 7 of The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST! All things Butler University is covered in this fast-paced media show. Segments include The Butler Collegian Sports Report, Club Chat and more. This DAWGCAST episode is guest hosted by Multimedia Reporter Kayla Campbell. Tune in at The Butler Collegian on Spotify or YouTube.
SGA 101: What you need to know before elections
With SGA elections coming up, what really are students voting for?
House Bill 1002 headed to Indiana Senate amid controversy
The Indiana House of Representatives unanimously votes on a bill that defines antisemitism as the war continues in Gaza.
Jules Grable: ‘I’m here to serve you’
“Grable does not just advocate for those impacted by sexual assault. She acts as a resource for students who face food, housing and financial insecurity, mental health challenges or anything that prevents a student from living out their college years to the fullest.”