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Queer life in the Butler Bubble
LGBTQ+ students at Butler have found supportive footholds, but still face a campus atmosphere that is not as accepting as it could be.
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Sarah Diaz to depart Butler for position at Girls, Inc.
Sarah Diaz, associate director of health education and outreach programs, announced she is leaving Butler after 12 years. Diaz’s last day is Oct. 11
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What it’s like trying out for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants
Staff reporter Drew Favakeh took part in open tryouts for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants and wrote about the experience.
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Butler Collegian News Report 9.26
Kristin and Nicki rundown the biggest news of the week: Dawg Bucks at Metro, Holcomb Gardens construction and Scotty’s, and Homecoming.
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Sigma Chi Chariot Race canceled
“One reason is that any student organization hosting an event like that needs to be in good standing, and that’s not the case — as the traditional host has been Sigma Chi,” dean of students Sally Click said. “Right now we’re working through some concerns, and we determined it is not in their best interest…
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Butler students tell their craziest homecoming stories
From the Bulldog Beauty Pageant to the famous “Yell Like Hell” event, the whole week is filled with fun activities for everyone. From crazy times tailgating to crazy plays on the field, Butler students share the best Homecoming and gameday stories they have.
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BUPD: penalization over protection
Butler has officially made the top 25 universities with the most drinking/drug tickets per 1000 people, but how is this affecting the safety of our students?
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Butler football’s Drew Bevelhimer named to Allstate Good Works team
Butler kicker Drew Bevelhimer was of 22 college football players named to the 2018 Good Works team for his charitable involvement.
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BUPD, SGA hold town hall meeting to discuss suspicious activity on campus
On Sept. 20, the Student Government Association, in conjunction with the Butler University Police Department, hosted a town hall meeting in Irvington House to address recent campus safety concerns.