“Throughout the event, competitors showcased their underground records and Labubus while preaching about gender rights, fighting for the coveted title and prizes.”
Butler Community Arts School launches spring sessions
The campus-based music program has opened offerings for lessons and classes next semester.
Campus resources disappoint survivors of dating-based violence
‘“Butler needs to stop protecting violent aggressors.’”
Equality in athletics disclosure report released
“‘I think there are still some people who undervalue women’s sports.’”
Poet, memoirist Safiya Sinclair continues Visiting Writers Series
“‘[Sinclair] encourages other people to be comfortable in their skin [and] take up space without feeling embarrassed about it.’”
Surging RA applications reflect housing strain
“There is never a year where we don’t turn down students who are qualified, and it is solely due to the fact that there are not many spots available, and a lot of students want to become Resident Assistants.”
Butler honors Native American Heritage Month with events and resources
“Butler holds a responsibility to encourage remembrance, respect and education about Indigenous communities.”
Shave the stigma
‘“I’m big on mental health. I’m also big on mustaches.’”
SGA trades Ubers for shuttles ahead of holiday breaks
“While this change is a more sustainable and financially mindful option, many students have expressed concerns about this change.”
Indiana schools face funding issues, teacher shortages and widespread curriculum change
Changes to curriculum, teacher pay negotiations and new diploma requirements could impact college admissions.