health and recreation center
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Breathe in, breathe out
“‘[People need] fresh air and sunlight to function. Especially [for] college students, a lot of your time is spent in a classroom just sitting, so getting out and doing some low-impact movement is good for people.'”
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Yoga makes a splash
“‘Anytime I would connect with the water [in] a relaxed yoga pose, I felt very at [peace].’”
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Two colleges receive a makeover
“‘Pharmacy has always been an important legacy program, and we don’t want to diminish that, but we also want to be more inclusive and recognize that health professions [are] more about interprofessional teams.’”
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OT: The gender of Butler’s intramural sports
“However, the liberal enforcement of gender requirements can threaten players’ comfort levels in a particular game considering the styles of play are very different across genders.”
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Polar Plunge 2022
Multimedia reporter Veronica Smith reports on this year’s Polar Plunge event put on by Butler Ambassadors for Special Olympics.
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Clarifying the Butler-purchased insurance plan
Each summer, students find emails in their inbox about the Butler-purchased insurance plan. Enrollment into the plan is automatic, and all but about 350 to 400 students choose to opt out of the plan before the August deadline rolls around. However, for many otherwise uninsured students and international students, waiving the insurance plan is not…
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Therapist turnover creates challenge for Counseling and Consultation Services clients
Counseling and Consultations Services provides free individual and group therapy for students, but therapists leave after a year.
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Spring Sports raises over $3,500 for Special Olympics Indiana
Butler Ambassadors to Special Olympics put on their annual Spring Sports event, which lasts from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. in the Health and Recreation Center and Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Worsening flu season impacts Butler students
Flu shot did not help in preventing students from contracting the disease.