SGA
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Baldino and McKenzie win SGA presidential election
The Baldino-McKenzie ticket received 66% of the votes, and their opponents, the Elrod-Gahl ticket, received 32%.
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SGA presidential debate recap
“The Baldino-McKenzie and Elrod-Gahl tickets answered questions about their platforms ahead of the Monday election”
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SGA reimagines the blue chair space
“‘I feel like [the blue] chairs are inconvenient, it is not like you can do much, you just have to literally sit there'”
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SGA trades Ubers for shuttles ahead of holiday breaks
“While this change is a more sustainable and financially mindful option, many students have expressed concerns about this change.”
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Funding frustrations leave small clubs struggling
“Bookish Bulldogs’ funding issue has highlighted some concerns with the complications of the SGA grant process and how well Butler supports smaller clubs on campus.”
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Promoting sustainability across campus
“‘The number one thing that students can do other than refusing and reducing is understanding what kind of material they are throwing away.’”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Alejandra Sierazy
“Being here and around so many open-minded and creative people has definitely had a positive influence on my work; it’s an excellent creative environment.”
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Ayotte and Clark elected atop uncontested SGA slate
SGA hosted a Q&A event in lieu of their annual presidential debate on March 26. Photo by Jonathan Wang. LEAH OLLIE | EDITOR-IN-CHIEF | lollie@butler.edu By the 8 p.m. poll closure on the Student Government Association (SGA) Engage page, 548 Butler students had cast their votes in the annual presidential election. The winners and only…
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First unopposed SGA presidential candidates in years host Q&A
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…
