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Butler University updates COVID-19 policies
As Butler returns to pre-pandemic activities, students, faculty and staff are still required to wear masks indoors when in the presence of others.
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Consent with Caitlin: A timely and much-needed consent refresher
Moral of the story is always get consent, duh, toxic masculinity sucks, and always believe survivors.
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Editorial: A tribute to Xan
The Butler Collegian staff and friends of Xan share their thoughts and memories from his life.
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Butler President James Danko talks a return to normal, diversity
Danko shares his thoughts on campus returning to a normal semester, the mask mandate and other potential COVID-19 restrictions, and changes in the Diversity Center.
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Butler Interfaith community discusses past year, plans for future
The Butler Interfaith Council, a group of around 12 students from different religious backgrounds, was created to foster religious conversations for students from a variety of religious backgrounds. The council’s goal is to allow for conversations concerning religious and secular questions and experiences.
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Butler students react to new album releases and re-releases
As springtime sets in on campus, students populate the mall and life is breathed back into us all, these revamped classics can help all of us finish out strong.
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10 Asian American online creators to follow
While Asian Americans have traditionally been excluded from both mainstream tellings of history and the media, the community has carved out a space in the online world. Here are 10 social media accounts and content creators to follow to learn from the Asian diaspora.
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Want to publish your poetry? Meet INverse: Indiana’s original poetry archive
Hoosier-created and powered, INverse is a poetry archive made up of original poetry written by poets all around the state.
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Women? Womxn? Womyn?
Gaining popularity over the last few decades, the different spellings of “women” has caused empowerment, discourse and controversy.