IU TikToker calls out the university for ongoing harassment on the basis of his gender and sexuality.
Celebrating Black History Month at Butler
Throughout the month, various clubs and organizations and clubs will hold diversity-focused events.
Diversity Center organizations come together in celebration and solidarity
The Diversity Center hosts the first-ever Joint Struggle, Joy and Solidarity event.
Butler Collegian Newscast 11/2/22
Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten reports about a DEI workshop for first-year students and a new blood drive initiative on campus, and multimedia reporter Rachel Christie heads to a haunted house for a review.
Q&A with first vice president and chief diversity officer
“I don’t take for granted that it is a privilege to be able to do this work:” Dr. Khalilah A. Shabazz brings her experience working in DEI to Butler.
Letter to the Editor: The thing about advertising Chick-fil-A on an “inclusive” campus
Graphic by Corrina Reiss. The Butler Collegian is committed to sharing diverse viewpoints from across the university and to upholding values of free speech. However, The Collegian does not endorse or promote opinions contained within any letter to the editor. Dear President James Danko and Butler Administration, Hello! My name is Kay Hyman. I am…
Creating allyship through storytelling
Butler students work to increase awareness of the racial disparities across campus.
Letter to the Editor: SGA leadership’s performative actions on Diversity, Equity and Student Belonging
Graphic by Corrina Reiss. The Butler Collegian is committed to sharing diverse viewpoints from across the university and to upholding values of free speech. However, The Collegian does not endorse or promote opinions contained within any letter to the editor. With four weeks left of the semester, I have decided to resign from my position…
Life as a minority student at Butler
Students of color share how their experiences differ from those of their peers.
Time to Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E.
Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E., a student movement for racial justice, held its annual MLK Love Walk on Jan. 17 after the group’s hiatus. They have worked since 2015 — and have plans to continue — to improve the experiences of students of color at Butler.