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…
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…
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.”
Butler alumna works with campus organizations to elevate the mental health conversation
National Alliance of Mental Illnesses partners with Butler programs to bring more mental health resources to campus.
SGA starts to-do list for the 2023-24 school year
The Student Government Association plans to carry out efforts to improve accessibility, religious accommodations and more for Butler students.
New BU-tiful murals
New murals have been installed in Atherton Union; Multimedia Editor Eva Hallman gives us a look.
SGA: A semester in review
Executive, legislative, and judicial branch representatives review accomplishments from this past semester.
SGA to separate from program council, diversity program council
Major changes to Butler’s SGA structure move program council and diversity program council to department of student affairs and diversity center.
Letter to the Editor: The institutional censorship of SGA
So, what actual power does SGA have on campus?
Newly-inaugurated SGA president Maya Patel talks goals, vision
Butler junior Maya Patel stepped into the role of SGA president on Sept 29.