The School of Business' cafe is now selling coffee from the local coffee company Gimme! Coffee. Although Gimme! Coffee is more eco-friendly, Gimme! Coffee's 12oz. and 16oz. cups of coffee cost over 20 percent more than the equal-sized cups of coffee from Starbucks. The idea to bring Gimme! Coffee onto campus started during the Fall 2016 semester, when the Student Governance Council passed the Alternative Coffee Bill with the goal of providing coffee from a local and more eco-friendly coffee company. The bill was sponsored by Laura Waxman, former Class of 2019 senator, and juniors Micol Wajskol and Calvin Yohannan, who are e co- r eps for the Resource and Environmental Management Program. According to the bill, buying coffee beans that are locally roasted and packaged would produce a smaller carbon footprint than getting coffee delivered from Starbucks' distribution center. T he closest centers are in Connecticut and Pennsylvania, according to the Starbucks website.