Indiana University

Indiana students band together to change state law

“The law additionally protects the person called for by, ‘provid[ing] immunity for the crimes of public intoxication, minor possession, minor consumption and minor transport.’”
‘Making space for equity and excellence to coexist’

“Carolyn Gentle-Genitty seeks to build an inclusive college-going path for new students, from elementary school to undergraduate matriculation.”
EDITORIAL: Statement in support of Indiana University student media

“The Butler Collegian’s editorial board stands in solidarity with the IDS, WIUX and IU Student Television. We are continuously inspired by IU student media’s commitment to outstanding student journalism and their tenacity in the face of threats from university administration.”
How the dissolution of IUPUI impacts Butler dual degree students

With the termination of IUPUI comes the end of the original EDDP with Butler as students know it since its creation 25 years ago.
Be better: A Broad Ripple review

“College towns should be inclusive to every age.”
After a decade of success, the Crossroads Classic will tip-off for one final time

After a decade of exciting basketball, the Crossroads Classic is set to come to an end after several athletic offices opted not to renew the tournament’s contract.
Nowhere but up: Women’s Basketball preview

After a challenging 3-17 season and losing many key contributors in the offseason, the women’s basketball team is working to rebuild their identity on the court.
When can we get a break? Butler announces BUBeWell weekend in March

As other Indiana universities are giving students days off, Butler students have mixed feelings about a weekend dedicated to stepping away from academics
Indiana colleges impress U.S. News and World Report with online degree programs

Butler currently offers online classes but is working to introduce similar online degree programs of their own.