News
-
Roe v. Purdue sparks outrage
Students at Purdue call for the removal of two administrators for perceived mishandling of a 2017 sexual assault case.
-
Center for Global Education hosts study abroad fair
More than 350 students attended the fair to learn about study abroad options.
-
Butler ballet mourns the loss of Dan Peelor
The Butler ballet pianist leaves behind a legacy of dedication and passion.
-
SGA semester check-in
SGA begins working on initiatives for the first semester.
-
Student perspectives on senior house leasing
At the midpoint of the semester, many Butler underclassmen find themselves with the task of finding housing options for senior year.
-
Students with disabilities on their frustrations with SDS
Student Disability Services, SDS, does not always meet the accommodation needs of students with disabilities.
-
How to stay safe in “The Red Zone”
“The Red Zone” marks a time every year where sexual assault cases tend to peak on campus. Students and faculty find ways to raise awareness and provide resources.
-
CCS Safe Space and Campus Connect: Life-saving resources
Butler University’s Counseling and Consultation Services offer suicide prevention and LGBTQ+ allyship training for staff and students every semester
-
Students point out ongoing problems at Plum Market
Students have noticed that ordering from the dining location is inefficient and unorganized.