A Driscoll renovation, a promotion at the upcoming hockey games, and diversity were subjects discussed by the AUSA Senate over an informal dinner meeting in the J-Mac Lounge last Tuesday.

The Senate has agreed to have the university architect explore refurbishing Driscoll.

After determining the recently concluded Winter Carnival as a success, the Senate turned its attention to planning a Senate presence at Friday and Saturday’s hockey games. Senators decided to man a table on Friday and hand out white T-shirts to student fans.

Vice President Molly Brown asked senators to maintain better office hours. Senators are required to have at least two hours a week.

After the brief meeting, the senators participated in a Diversity Summit. The event lasted an hour and a half.

President Brian Kelley said that it was a good experience and that it’s “important for the Senate to keep working through these issues.”

The summit comes after a series of events at DU to promote diversity on campus. The Senate is developing a Diversity Pledge and has paired with the Center for Multicultural Excellence on discussions about minority students’ perspective of the DU community.

Since last year’s Princeton Review rating of DU as the college with the least race and class interaction, the Senate and the school have been taking steps to improve DU’s image.