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  • Student engagement expanded

    Student engagement expanded

    Butler University combines the offices of New Student and Family Programs and First Year Experience to create one office for student engagement on campus.

  • Butler University seeks to reveal athletes’ identities in sexual abuse lawsuit

    Butler University seeks to reveal athletes’ identities in sexual abuse lawsuit

    “In response to the ongoing sex abuse case filed by four former women’s soccer players, Butler University seeks to remove the athletes’ anonymity.”

  • Homecoming weekend 2024

    Homecoming weekend 2024

    The Butler community enjoyed a plethora of activities during the weekend-long event.

  • Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc

    Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc

    “It was a pretty devastating thing that no one expected would happen … everything changed in just a week.”

  • Indiana governor debate recap

    Indiana governor debate recap

    “Some polls show McCormick only three points behind Braun and 10 points with independent voters, making this race for governor one of the closest in the past two decades.”

  • Vice presidential debate recap

    Vice presidential debate recap

    Vance and Walz respond to questions regarding immigration, abortion and other hot topics.

  • Family Weekend 2024

    Family Weekend 2024

    Families and friends gathered at the Welcome Reception on Friday to celebrate their students in Atherton Union’s Reilly Room. Photo by Jonathan Wang. JASPER PILARZ | NEWS EDITOR | lpilarz@butler.edu From Sept. 27-29, Butler’s campus welcomed students’ loved ones for its annual Family Weekend. The three days were packed with activities to introduce new families…

  • Sustainable clothes — brand new to you

    Sustainable clothes — brand new to you

    A new thrift store on Butler’s campus, Blue’s Closet, co-managed by two Butler students, ensures students have access to clothes in a simple, sustainable way.

  • Experts weigh in on book bans

    Experts weigh in on book bans

    Irwin Library hosted a banned books panel discussing censorship of literature with experts in the field.