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Astrology with Aidan
“In ancient times, when the sun disappeared, people believed the gods were angry at humankind and sent a warning of imminent destruction. Current events have recently proved this ancient wisdom to be true — the end is near!”
Butler Blue III dies at 12
“For over eight years, Butler Blue III — better known as Trip — around the country as Butler’s live mascot. Trip died early in the morning on Saturday, April 6, at age 12.”
Butler University, Ralph Reiff respond to negligence allegations in women’s soccer lawsuit
“Butler University and Ralph Reiff, the senior associate athletic director for student-athlete health, performance and well-being, have answered the sexual abuse and negligence allegations brought against them by four current and former women’s soccer players.”
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.
Butler to build new housing
“On Feb. 6, Butler announced plans to expand their on-campus housing options — building apartment-style residential housing for juniors, seniors, graduate students and young alumni.”
Founder’s festivities 2024
“This week, Butler University commemorates its history of almost 170 years with the Founder’s Celebration. The celebration — now hosted by the university’s Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion — began on Tuesday, Feb. 6, and will run through Friday, Feb. 9.”
‘You have to do more than just post:’ Social media activism
“In the wake of hateful legislation in Indiana, continuous anti-Black police violence and humanitarian crises in Gaza and Yemen, informative posts dominate social media feeds.”
Ins and outs
“2024 is the year we start to be better — or maybe worse.”
Scenes from the ninth annual MLK Love Walk
Despite freezing temperatures, students, faculty and staff marched across campus on Jan. 15 to remember and honor Dr. Martin Luther King