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Title IX coordinator talks policy changes, her first year
Jamie Brennan started as Butler University’s Title IX coordinator Aug. 28. Formerly the deputy Title IX coordinator and investigator at Northeastern University for three years, she focused on education, training and investigations. In a Q&A with the Butler Collegian, she discusses changes she has made with the administration content management system, forms and general policy.
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Sweet ‘n salty: This year’s Butler memories
From Beta, to snow, geese and more, columnist Madeleine Lucchetti highlights the top moments from this Butler school year.
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Popular PWB course Wagging, Walking, and Wellness cancelled for Fall 2018
No professors were available to teach the popular Physical Well Being core class for the fall 2018 semester.
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Ramón Flowers performs in Spotlight Indy 2018
On Monday, April 23, Butler dance faculty member Ramón Flowers joined other local artists in annual performance gala to raise money for The Indiana AIDS Fund
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Butler Bulldogs attend Coachella
For the first weekend of the annual event some students got to indulge in warm weather, music, and culture.
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Butler crime logs show 159 instances of crime in three months
Between 54 minors receiving minor consumption citations, to 24 reported cases of vandalism, 21 cases of theft and seven rape cases reported, the BUPD crime logs have been full of what’s happening on Butler’s campus.
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Butler students experience protests at DePauw during Jenna Fischer event
DePauw student protesters speak out about racial, homophobic and religious slurs found on campus during The Office actress’s lecture.
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Mother goose makes Irwin Library ledge her home
For the past few weeks, several geese have made Butler University their home. They can be found on the mall, on the play fields, and yes, the second floor of Irwin.
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Therapist turnover creates challenge for Counseling and Consultation Services clients
Counseling and Consultations Services provides free individual and group therapy for students, but therapists leave after a year.