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Students face uncertain future applying for jobs and internships
With the global economy rapidly slowing in response to the coronavirus pandemic, many companies have laid off employees and stopped hiring.
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Students consider alternative grading policy to spring 2020 classes
Students have until May 15 at 5 p.m. EST to decide if they would like to utilize the alternative grading policy for any or all of their classes.
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‘Swan Lake’ could have been seniors’ swan song to collegiate ballet
Butler Ballet’s “Swan Lake” was set to run from April 17 through April 19. Due to efforts to reduce the spread of coronavirus, the show has been canceled.
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Students react to bizarre Netflix docuseries ‘Tiger King’
The docuseries premiered on March 20 and has since spurred a variety of reactions among Butler students.
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We are the work: Fighting sexual assault at Butler University
Shyam K. Sriram is a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Political Science. This opinion piece asks some hard questions about society’s insistence that college-age men have sex. What role should fraternities play in educating their members about consent?
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How to support the arts in isolation
They say that boredom fosters creativity, so there must be a whole lot of creativity now right? Art is a way that we can stay connected and express ourselves, and that is one thing that hasn’t changed because of the coronavirus. Supporting the arts now is more important than ever as they have taken a…
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2020 NCAA Tournament Collegian simulation: All-Tournament Teams
A look at which players shined in March during our NCAA Tournament simulation.
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Build your own Bulldog with this RBE group’s product
This Lego version of Butler’s newest celebrity was a product created by Bulldog Bricks, one of the many Real Business Experience groups on Butler’s Campus.
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Staying fit from afar: Butler HRC continues fitness classes online
The Butler HRC is offering workout classes over Instagram Live in order to encourage movement and physical fitness among students during self-quarantine.