SGA
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BUPD, SGA hold town hall meeting to discuss suspicious activity on campus
On Sept. 20, the Student Government Association, in conjunction with the Butler University Police Department, hosted a town hall meeting in Irvington House to address recent campus safety concerns.
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Dawgs see Fitz and the Tantrums perform at Clowes
Fitz and the Tantrums knew how to make Butler students hands clap on Saturday night
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SGA considering salary increase for president, cabinet
New proposal includes raises for SGA president and all cabinet members to be implemented next school year.
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New SGA board implements initiatives to improve BUPD, students’ relationship
Student senate members takes action to help the communication between BUPD and the student body
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2018-2019 SGA Election: Get to know your presidents
Butler students received election results on Mar 1. All election winners will begin their official terms at the start of the 2018-2019 school year, Aug. 22.
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Butler students elect Sam Varie as SGA president 2018-2019
As SGA president, Varie pledges to hold administration accountable, make SGA accessible, and improve inclusivity on campus.
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New rules in place for SGA Presidential election
These rules will be implemented when the SGA election begins Feb 16.
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New Mall lights shine on student safety
New LED lights were added to busy areas of campus. The installment is part of a collaboration with the Office of Operations, BUPD and SGA.
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Turning Point USA denied sponsorship from SGA
Turning Point USA reached out to SGA for sponsorship to be an official group on Butler’s campus and was turned down. TPUSA supports fiscal responsibility, limited government and free markets, but has received criticism for recent comments on minority groups.