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Indiana students band together to change state law

“The law additionally protects the person called for by, ‘provid[ing] immunity for the crimes of public intoxication, minor possession, minor consumption and minor transport.’”
Former Tri Delta chef arrested on eight counts regarding child pornography

Andrew Horstmann was arrested in May after being released from his contract with Tri Delta in April.
Founder’s College welcomes inaugural class

Butler University celebrates the first year of their new two-year college program that includes a variety of associate’s degrees.
Dawgs on wheels: E-bikes have rolled into Butler

‘This new program exemplifies the values of The Butler Way, through its emphasis on connectivity, new experiences and sustainability.’
Welcome back, Dawgs

Butler University welcomed its third-largest class in history, with 1,246 students.
Butler updates campus hazing policy

“Adjustments to the hazing policy include general formatting updates, as well as new educational modules for both students and faculty.”
Living in: Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi

“‘We are in constant communication to try and make it work for both groups, [and] utilize the space [in a way] that benefits both of us.’”
Butler implements new parking garage precautions

Preventive fencing, beginning on the fourth level of the garage, is among the new safety measures.
Butler University suspends its Social Justice and Diversity requirement

“The university claims that the move is intended to protect the institution’s access to state and federal funding, which includes grants and financial aid programs.”