greek life
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Prevention through education
National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW) brings attention to the dangers and relevance of hazing on college campuses. NHPW, held Sept. 21-25 this year, is a nationwide effort to educate students about the dangers of hazing and encourage safer, more respectful campus communities. At Butler, informative tabling done by multiple Greek organizations at Starbucks throughout the…
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Bulldogs go Greek
Butler’s Panhellenic sororities are experiencing high levels of interest this year, with over 100 potential new members (PNMs) already signed up for recruitment after the registration opened on Sept. 8. The Panhellenic sororities are just one aspect of Greek life, a significant staple on Butler’s campus. Interfraternity Council (IFC) fraternities, Panhellenic sororities, National Pan-Hellenic Council…
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Pi Beta Phi goes COB-only for new member recruitment
“‘The Indiana Gamma Chapter of Pi Beta Phi made the intentional decision to focus on Continuous Open Bidding to provide Potential New Members with a thoughtful and authentic recruitment experience.’”
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Butler updates campus hazing policy
“Adjustments to the hazing policy include general formatting updates, as well as new educational modules for both students and faculty.”
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Living in: Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi
“‘We are in constant communication to try and make it work for both groups, [and] utilize the space [in a way] that benefits both of us.’”
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Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi share a house in the upcoming academic year
“‘While unconventional, this creative solution presents a win for both Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi.’”
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The new dining hours need to change
“Issues with the new dining hours run deeper than the complaints of people like me who want an apple crisp oat milk macchiato on a Sunday. Many students with busy schedules now struggle to find times that they can get a meal.”
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Senior Sendoff: See you later, squatch
“Before any other opportunity in journalism, the Collegian sparked my love for this work, and for that, I am forever grateful.”
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Students report man acting inappropriately near sorority houses
BUPD says no crime has been committed.
