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What’s new in Butler DEI
“I think the future is bright for the diversity center,” Navarro-Garcia said. “I’m optimistic about where we’ll go and where we’ll be even 90 days from now in terms of staffing, in terms of capacity to serve our students, expand our services, to reach farther into the margins of our student population.”
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Butler University updates COVID-19 policies
As Butler returns to pre-pandemic activities, students, faculty and staff are still required to wear masks indoors when in the presence of others.
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Editorial: A tribute to Xan
The Butler Collegian staff and friends of Xan share their thoughts and memories from his life.
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Butler President James Danko talks a return to normal, diversity
Danko shares his thoughts on campus returning to a normal semester, the mask mandate and other potential COVID-19 restrictions, and changes in the Diversity Center.
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Former Butler basketball player charged with rape, sexual battery
Carlos “Scooby” Johnson has been charged with rape, attempted rape and sexual battery after an incident with a Butler student in February.
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Ellie Allen to be The Butler Collegian’s next editor-in-chief
The junior journalism and strategic communication double major will serve as the editor-in-chief for the 2021-22 school year.
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SGA Senate introduces resolutions to address tokenism and lobbying
Resolution 74 was tabled and Resolution 77 was recently passed.
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A year in review: Social media recap of 2020-21 school year
From hybrid classes to vaccine clinics, Butler has undergone many changes this year. Students react to these events and the year as a whole.
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Derek Chauvin convicted for the murder of George Floyd
After 10 hours of deliberation, the jury delivered a guilty verdict on counts of second degree murder, third degree murder and second degree manslaughter.