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‘What It’s Like … ’ to find a support group that reflects student experience
‘If you’re interested in therapy … don’t think of it like therapy,’ Fuller-McDade said. “Just think of it as a group of people talking because it’s literally what it is.”
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Dance Marathon levels up
The philanthropy event continues to grow from previous years, raising almost $17,000 more than last year’s total.
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Digital restoration: What is it; why should I care?
Dr. Brent Seales, internationally recognized for his work in using AI to read ancient manuscripts, visits Butler for a talk about digital restoration.
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SGA presidential debate recap
The presidential election will be on March 5. Students can vote between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m..
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Meet the Dawgs campaigning for 2024-25 SGA presidency
Introducing Butler’s presidential and vice presidential candidates for the upcoming academic year.
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Judge denies motion to dismiss sexual assault lawsuit against university
A fourth Jane Doe joins lawsuit against Butler alleging years of sexual assault and grooming.
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HRC hosts Rec Day celebration
The Health and Recreation Complex set up stations with information and goodies across campus to send a message to students.
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Day of peace: ‘Teaching Shabbat’
The Center for Faith and Vocation hosts a Teaching Shabbat event to educate on Jewish traditions and culture.
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Butler+ aims to make advanced education accessible
New website and programs publicize and increase academic opportunities beyond undergraduate degrees at Butler.
