Atherton Union held International Culture Night, where students could visit 25 different countries, learn about them and enjoy cultural food.
Diversity Program Council hosts local black-owned businesses
“I love supporting local [minority owned] businesses anywhere I can. I try to be very mindful of where I’m spending my pennies, and where they’re going.”
Introducing interim provost Jay Howard
“‘It almost was an easy choice, because he had broad support, because I believed in him and given his experience he was ready to step in.’”
Shedding light on Rare Disease Awareness Day
‘Let’s be proud of our of who we are, and let’s share about it, and let’s spread awareness’
The fight for National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation funding
Since the start of Trump’s presidency, his administration has attempted to place restrictions on research grants, concerning universities and scientists.
All-majors internship and career fair
CAPS office hosts career fair for students looking for job opportunities
The Compass Center brings ‘Religious Experience and Psychedelics’ panel to Butler
The panel took place on Tuesday, Feb. 25, discussing the intersection of faith and mind-altering substances.
Students learn about the role of DEI faculty at a panel event
“[Faculty] are really working hard. It’s perhaps maybe too invisible [because] you can’t see us directly, but I hope it’s encouraging to know that the university is invested in these roles and has sustained them, and that the work we’re doing in each of our colleges is rooted in what each college is prioritizing.”
Keeping up with campus sustainability
“‘Sustainability is this huge problem that nobody knows [exactly] how to tackle, but the modules break things down into digestible issues with actionable solutions.’”
Celebrating Shabbat with the Compass Center
“Shabbat is about taking space to rest. Shabbat is about finding this time to be with ourselves and nourish the part of ourselves that we don’t get to during the work week. You don’t need to be Jewish to need this.”