Six fire alarms occured in the building in the past week, issue identified.
COE move allows for meditation rooms in Jordan Hall
Several rooms in Jordan Hall opened up after College of Education moved to South Campus. This new space now allows students to pray and meditate.
Bug found in Atherton food, second incident in under five months
Another bug was found on a piece of broccoli in the Atherton dining hall on Aug. 30, the second occurrence in just under five months.
Hang on, how much did Fairview and Irvington House cost Butler?
Columnist Andres Salerno breaks down the available details of American Campus Communities’ deal with Butler University to see where students’ money is going.
Butler men’s soccer looks to defend Big East crown despite offensive turnover
The Butler men’s soccer team is looking to defend their Big East title despite losing a number of key players.
Stop sucking: the case for switching to reusable straws
Wondering where that Starbucks straw goes after you’ve slurped up your seasonally appropriate iced beverage? Straws have a greater impact on the environment than you may realize.
Butler Theatre debuts adaptation of popular novel
The Butler Theatre Department will debut the play “We Are Still Tornadoes” by Lou Harry on August 29 and 30 in the Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall.
College of Education moves to Butler’s new South Campus
Butler updates education classrooms and creates opportunities for students.
Former Butler athlete files lawsuit against school, fraternity after alleged rape
In a lawsuit filed against the school, a former Butler student athlete is alleging that the University’s negligence led to her sexual assault in December 2016.
Student Affairs announces new Butler dining policies
Vice President for Student Affairs Frank Ross announced on Aug. 24 that several changes are coming to Butler’s dining services, including revamped hours, menus and a new service provider in the near future.