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ASA manages tighter budget post-pandemic

ASA manages tighter budget post-pandemic

The Augustana Student Association has been operating with a slim percent of its fall budget after a decreased financial surplus from previous years and a return to pre-pandemic allocations made less non-allocated money available. A smaller percentage of non-allocated funds means ASA has had less money to direct towards senator

ASA evaluates, resumes Lyft program

ASA evaluates, resumes Lyft program

The Augustana Student Association restarted its Lyft program on Oct. 1 after ASA enacted a nearly month-long “maintenance period” to review the program’s funding. ASA has funded the Lyft program since fall 2020 to help students without vehicles travel for groceries, doctor visits and internships. The maintenance period began

ASA expects Lyft program cost increases

ASA expects Lyft program cost increases

ASA predicts it will spend between $70,000 and $80,000 on the organization’s Lyft program by the end of May, which is an increase of $20,000 to $30,000 compared to last year’s expenditure. According to ASA President Sara Alhasnawi, during the previous ASA administration from