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Starbucks shutdown
Due to piping issues, Starbucks was closed to students and staff throughout the past week.
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Influential Black professors at Butler
13 Black professors making a difference on Butler’s campus. Collegian file photo. In 1976, then-President Gerald Ford decreed Black History Month a national observance. More than 45 years later, the month of February is still a time where Americans can celebrate and learn more about the Black individuals who helped shape our country, and those…
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Students vote for change
After casting their votes, students share changes they hope the new SGA administration will make.
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Adjunct professor brings what she learned back to Butler
Achzionna Riding is teaching her second spring semester in Butler’s College of Education.
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SGA spring elections
Presidential and vice presidential candidates speak about the goals of their campaigns.
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Ahmaud Arbery trial goes to federal court
The hate crime trial could set a precedent for how similar cases are handled in the future.
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HB 1134 goes to Indiana Senate
The controversial bill raises concern amongst educators in Indiana and across the country.
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Butler to show “The Loyola Project”
The documentary discusses the “Game of Change” and its effects on sports and inclusivity.
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Humans of Hinkle: David Woods, the face behind the pen and paper
Far before Butler made national headlines, new Hall of Fame inductee David Woods was making a name for himself as the Butler men’s basketball beat writer.