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  • Letter to the Editor: BUPD chief addresses concern over student safety

    Letter to the Editor: BUPD chief addresses concern over student safety

    Chief of Public Safety John Conley addresses concern over student safety.

  • Faulty emergency pole sparks continued discussion on student safety

    Faulty emergency pole sparks continued discussion on student safety

    A faulty emergency pole was revealed when a student pressed the pole’s button as a joke, only to realize that due to upgrades, the pole did not place the call to BUPD dispatch. Assistant Chief Tony Rivera sat down and answered questions about emergency poles on campus and new ways for students to stay safe.

  • BUPD hears concerns at SGA senate meeting

    BUPD hears concerns at SGA senate meeting

    SGA Senate, BUPD’s Chief of Public Safety John Conley and other BUPD officers met on the third floor of Atherton Union to discuss the questions and concerns of Butler students regarding safety and BUPD on campus.

  • A timely follow up to concerns of student safety

    A timely follow up to concerns of student safety

    Opinion Columnist Madeleine Lucchetti investigates the Dawg Alerts following Oct. 17th’s armed robbery

  • Students unsatisfied with BUPD, Dawg Alerts, general campus safety

    Students unsatisfied with BUPD, Dawg Alerts, general campus safety

    Recent armed robbery and reported gunshots have put students on edge about Butler campus safety.

  • BUPD issues an untimely warning

    BUPD issues an untimely warning

    Columnist Madeleine Lucchetti offers her thoughts on the two recent armed robberies on campus, and BUPD’s response.

  • Butler students experience residential, HRC robberies

    Butler students experience residential, HRC robberies

    Tuesday, Oct. 17, eight students were robbed at gunpoint in a senior house. The HRC experienced two thefts that same day, along with another one a couple weeks prior. Phones, wallets, laptops and a signed baseball card are among a few things stolen.

  • Voyeurism reported on campus

    EMILY WILLIAMS STAFF REPORTER The Butler University Police Department is investigating an incident of voyeurism that took place last Thursday in Jordan Hall. Voyeurism is the sexual interest of spying on another who is doing something of a private matter. A female student was on the third floor of Jordan Hall using the restroom last…

  • Changing the way you ride

    COLIN LIKAS EDITOR IN CHIEF After a little more than two months on Butler University’s campus, the Dawg Ride system has gotten several students from point A to point B. But it has not come without some concerns and troubles, and users should expect a change to the system soon. Dawg Ride is “an on-demand…