“The new Indiana map would split Indianapolis into five different districts, reaching far from the central location of the city”
Dr. Michael Hole announced as new executive vice president and provost
In an email from President Danko on Nov. 20, Butler announced that Dr. Michael Hole — a class of 2008 alum — has been named as Butler’s new executive vice president and provost.
A sigh of relief for the LGBTQ+ community — same-sex marriage protection upheld
“‘We are humans, we just want to be equal. We don’t want special rights. This is not a special right. This is an equal right.’”
Students struggle to travel home for the holidays
“With problems surrounding air traffic control, and many flight cancellations, travel is expected to be disrupted through Thanksgiving break, even as the shutdown has come to an end.”
Get involved in the season of giving
“With several drives still accepting donations through the end of the week, students, faculty and staff have ongoing opportunities to support both campus and local communities.”
Redistricting push rejected by Indiana lawmakers
The Indiana Senate will not meet in December to redraw the congressional district map.
Matcha, Labubus and women’s rights, oh my!
“Throughout the event, competitors showcased their underground records and Labubus while preaching about gender rights, fighting for the coveted title and prizes.”
Butler Community Arts School launches spring sessions
The campus-based music program has opened offerings for lessons and classes next semester.
Campus resources disappoint survivors of dating-based violence
‘“Butler needs to stop protecting violent aggressors.’”
Equality in athletics disclosure report released
“‘I think there are still some people who undervalue women’s sports.’”