“‘Call us and talk to us,’ Conley said. ‘We’re parents [and] we’re kids of somebody else too. We’re just people [who have] taken on a mission to help. That’s what we’re here for.’”
College campuses crack down on free speech
New policies across Indiana are causing concern for the future of protesting amongst college students and organizations.
Students’ thoughts on the Ross Hall renovations
“In the short term the new plans surrounding Ross Hall feel like a blatant cash grab, accented by a hint of pandering to donors, without much consideration for how current, paying students will be affected.”
Dawg Ride changes system, new app and less hours
Butler University creates updates to its on-demand safety transportation service, Dawg Ride. Multimedia reporter Jack Francis goes through the changes and how the could effect students.
DEI in Action series
The DEI division and BUPD have partnered to put on events that bring awareness to important topics on campus.
Dog with a job
Bear and the Butler University Police Department’s K-9 unit keep the campus safe from bombs and firearms.
Students report man acting inappropriately near sorority houses
BUPD says no crime has been committed.
Students frustrated with ‘hit or miss’ Dawg Ride
Bulldogs express their concerns with Dawg Ride.
‘Dawgs Night Out’ hits Hampton
Butler’s Student Engagement Board hosts an event titled ‘Dawgs Night Out’ in an effort to connect students with local public safety officials.
Car break-ins burst Butler bubble
Throughout early September, there have been at least 12 Butler University Police Department reports related to unlawful entry or theft from a motor vehicle.