News
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Butler cheer coach suddenly dismissed after 19 years and nobody will say why
After 19 years at Butler, cheer coach Jamie Troyer is no longer affiliated with Butler University. No reason was given as to why, and cheerleaders said they feel like they are in the dark regarding their former coach.
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Victim Advocate, students: Butler’s sexual assault programming is not the answer
The Butler Community received messages about increased programming for sexual assault awareness month and an outline of a plan to improve the university’s approach surrounding sexual assault. However, the university’s victim advocate and students are skeptical that increased programming will help survivors or change campus culture.
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Beloved C-Club worker talks family, race at Butler
Kimbrough has had some trials, such as becoming pregnant at nineteen and losing several family members, but she’s always kept her head up.
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Butler students share Marketplace dining hall and C-Club food mishaps
Students that are required to have meal plan are concerned with the quality of food they are consuming from Butler’s catering service, Aramark.
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Office of Study Abroad announces GALA Spring 2019 European experience
Students will travel across Europe with Butler students and Butler faculty members. Deadline for application is April 20.
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Butler, Frank Ross decline comment on recent staff departures
Uncertainty still remains after Butler University and Frank Ross declined to comment about the departure of Anne Flaherty, Doug Howell and Karla Cunningham.
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Three prominent staff members on campus no longer employed by Butler
Anne Flaherty, Doug Howell and Karla Cunningham are no longer employed at Butler University, according to an email sent to Resident Assistants this evening.
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Butler students, professors participate in March for Our Lives Indianapolis
On March 24th, thousands of people in downtown Indianapolis gathered to peacefully protest gun violence and rally for gun control in a “March for Our Lives” in solidarity with hundreds of similar events around the country.
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Blue Key reforms first-year skits into Spring Skits
After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the event and rule changes that work to bridge the gap between Greek and independent students, no independent groups and only nine Greek houses are registered for the April 19 event.