“‘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.”
Students seek clarity about future of DEI
“‘In the month following President Trump’s inauguration, the university has not issued any public statement in response to state or federal legislation addressing DEI initiatives, but rather pointed to its founding mission through Founder’s Celebration programming.’”
Seven seniors awarded Orr Fellowship
“Whether it’s in their first year or they’re finishing up their second year — all the people that I have met are so special.”
Health services weighs in on influx of illnesses on campus
“It’s a community you’re in, and you can help each other when stuff goes wrong.”
Butler receives grant to advance sustainability programming
“Running a business is important, but running it sustainably is just as important.”
Butler Dance Marathon 2025 races ahead
“You have a connection because you live in Indianapolis. This is your community; these are your people.”
2025 Polar Plunge raises over $55,000 for Special Olympics Indiana
BASO hosts an annual plunge on campus, inviting participants of all ages. Those who raised $99 were eligible to plunge, but all members of the Butler community and the public were welcome to attend and watch the event.
More than missing mail?
The USPS mailbox has been missing from outside of Jordan Hall since December, leaving many students confused about where to direct mail.
Seven seniors awarded Orr Fellowship
“Anyone can lead; anyone can be a leader in any aspect of their life.”