community
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From the closet to the clique
“Cliques aren’t exclusive to queer people, but sometimes we become so desperate for a community that we shut ourselves off from other people — even from each other.”
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Broad Ripple Farmers Market celebrates 30 years of tradition
“As the market celebrates its 30th anniversary, its history is a testament to the community’s dedication to supporting local agriculture, reducing waste and creating a space for connection.”
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Independence is not individual
“Independence is often conflated with individualism, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to cut ties to prove your self-sufficiency. In fact, true independence is finding a balance between your root connections and forging your own path.”
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The communal responsibility of disability advocacy
“We can only begin to accomplish change when the burden of education no longer falls on those who are most affected.”
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The Butler University Unofficial Parent & Student Page: Navigating student benefits and over-parenting
From easing move-in day anxieties to accusations of “helicopter parenting,” the unofficial parent Facebook group remains a hot topic of discussion.
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Community building in the Department of History, Anthropology and Classics
HAC welcomes students back to campus with a picnic and fourth annual scavenger hunt.
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Creating classroom communities
Knowing your classmates provides you with the opportunity to make the most out of your time at Butler University. Having a classroom community can make the difference between an enjoyable semester and an awful one.
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Back to school rush: Easing anxiety about the school year
Trusting yourself will help a lot in deciding what is right for you, what people to spend time with and what you want your college experience to be.
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History of Holcomb Gardens
Multimedia reporter Jeswin Chackochan dives into the history of Holcomb Gardens and why so many community members spend time there.