SGA
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Butler Student Government Association undergoes evaluation from consulting firm Keeling & Associates
The consultants met with members of SGA to get anonymous feedback and examine the organization’s structure. The group will create a report based on their analysis and are expected to announce their findings towards the beginning of 2020.
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Students will soon have more opportunites to attend local concerts thanks to Butler University’s SGA concert committee
SGA will use giveaways and signups to provide a small number of tickets for about five concerts every semester.
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Students react to SGA and Uber for Business partnership
SGA and Uber partnership provides students with free rides to three Indianapolis resource centers and discounted rides to Kroger in Broad Ripple.
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The company who has never made a profit: Uber risks more losses by expanding into new markets
As Uber launches a partnership with Butler University, columnist Emma Beavins brings you a little knowledge on the company running in the red.
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David Sheff, New York Times bestselling author, presents “The Addicted Brain”
The lecture, focusing on the realities of drug addiction, will be at 7:30 p.m. March 26 in Clowes Memorial Hall.
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SGA plans to increase number of water filtration stations on campus
SGA’s Student Initiatives Board plans to continue adding more water filtration stations around campus in the upcoming semesters.
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Butler SGA Senate approves new constitution
SGA’s recently-amended constitution includes changes to the election process and organizational structure.
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BUPD and CHAARG co-host self-defense event
SGA Senate’s BUPD Committee organized an event with CHAARG, a women’s fitness group on campus, where BUPD officers taught students self-defense. The event included tips on how to prevent an attack and how to ward off an attacker.
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Dawg Ride temporarily expands services to seven days a week
In response to student feedback, Dawg Ride services will now be available Monday through Sunday during a five-week trial period.