News
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Rethinking race, crime and justice
“‘Sometimes preventing crime isn’t just locking every person in sight in jail, sometimes it’s trying to reform the system and reform their lives.’”
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Frat flu: Stopping social illness in its tracks
Protecting yourself and others from getting sick is essential to keep yourself and others healthy on campus.
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Campus clogs
First-year students across campus face recent issues with water and clogging in their dorms.
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Redefining yourself: Name changes on campus
Butler offers two primary ways of changing a student’s name on campus, legal or preferred. Students and administration define key differences, share experiences and help manage your expectations for the process.
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College campuses crack down on free speech
New policies across Indiana are causing concern for the future of protesting amongst college students and organizations.
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Let’s get down to business
Butler Brew and Blue’s Closet teach students how to run their own business.
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Voting 101
“Whether students choose to vote in person, early or by absentee ballot, the opportunities are there to make a difference.”
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No settlement reached in Butler sexual assault lawsuit after a year of litigation
“Amid the 2024 fall semester, Butler University’s ongoing legal battles rage behind the scenes.”
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“We’re not just talking the talk, we’re walking the walk”
The Compass Center and Efroymson Diversity Center reflect on an impactful year after joining DEI division