Protecting yourself and others from getting sick is essential to keep yourself and others healthy on campus.
Addressing misconceptions about Counseling and Consultation Services
“Ultimately, what’s most important is that they are here to help you.”
Smart is sexy
Sexual Health Awareness Month gives students the opportunity to reflect on their sexual health.
Rising COVID-19 cases on campus
Here’s what to know about the spread of COVID-19 since returning to Butler.
Birth control options for Butler students
Veronica Vernon speaks about birth control basics and what Butler is doing to promote access.
Access denied: Failing to prep our students on abortion post-Roe v. Wade
With Roe v. Wade being overturned, we need actual action from our university, and we must demand more.
New Health Services director hired
Maxie Gardner will begin her role as director of Health Services on Jan. 3.
Not a band-aid fix: Health Services plagued with issues
Health Services is the one place on Butler’s campus students can go to receive medical care and counseling. Over the past few years, students have noticed pitfalls in the care in which they receive from Health Services.
Administration implements harsh shaming tactics, heightening COVID-19 confusion
“I understand the instincts on trying to crack down on parties,” Marcus said. “But threatening and punishing students for socializing is not going to help with public health efforts on campuses.”
Flu shots required for all students this year
All Butler students are required to get a flu shot to help avoid overwhelming the local healthcare system. Shots were provided on campus and can be found at multiple locations near campus for those who have not yet received one.