Diversity Center
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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…
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Student organizations stay connected with members virtually
On-campus organizations are trying to maintain a connection with the student-body despite not being able to gather in-person.
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Assistant director of multicultural programs and services leaves Butler University
The school year started with three people in the newly created Department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity. Now, it is going back to a one-woman team with executive director Gina Forrest absorbing all three of the position’s responsibilities including her own.
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Students, staff react to termination of former director of multicultural programs and services
Tiffany Reed, the director of multicultural programs and services, worked her last day at Butler University on Nov. 4. Students and staff members had mixed reactions to Reed’s dismissal.
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Tiffany Reed, director of multicultural programs and services, no longer with Butler University
The director of multicultural programs and services was hired in June 2019.
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Changes made to the Efroymson Diversity Center
Efroymson Diversity Center revamps staff, programming, and space.
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Diversity Center is hiring three new positions
After recent staffing changes and about a month without a director, the Diversity Center will be hiring three new positions to help reach students and faculty.
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Efroymson Diversity Center under new leadership
A temporary director has been hired to manage the Diversity Center after former director Valerie Davidson left Butler.
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Students discuss cultural appropriation on Halloween
In other words, any time someone dresses up in a costume depicting a culture that is not their own and they don’t fully understand or respect, it is considered cultural appropriation.