Israel
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Ceasefire in Gaza ignites student reactions
“‘Just because the bombs are quieter, just because they’re not as numerous, does not mean that it has not happened.’”
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The Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire affects Butler students too
“‘For the past year and a half, it’s just been constant stress [for the people there]’”
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Why American escapism does not make sense
We need to focus on building our own community before we move into another. Graphic by Reece Butler. SADIA KHATRI | OPINION COLUMNIST | sskhatri@butler.edu “I’m moving to Canada!” Following Donald Trump’s presidential victory, perhaps you have heard or seen sentiments about moving elsewhere and away from America. When conservative victories — particularly when Trump…
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Butler students hold vigils in remembrance of Oct. 7
Multimedia reporter Kayla Campbell reports on the remembrance events that were held on Oct. 7.
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Reject passive and dehumanizing language
“When language kills, we must either resist colonized, dehumanizing language or choose to be complicit.”
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House Bill 1002 headed to Indiana Senate amid controversy
The Indiana House of Representatives unanimously votes on a bill that defines antisemitism as the war continues in Gaza.
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Student leaders and local organizers gathered for a vigil and memorial on campus
“Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Muslim Student Association (MSA) and Jewish Voice for Peace Indiana (JVP) collectively organized a candlelit vigil to honor the tens of thousands of Palestinians killed in the Gaza Strip in the last two months following years of conflict and October’s Hamas attacks in Israel.”
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‘When I play soccer, I feel 100% completely Talia’
“Sommer’s life story weaves through different continents, teams, and levels of soccer, but one thing always remains the same: she just wants to play soccer.”
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Letter to the editor: A call to boycott Nestlé
Affiliates of the Efroymson Diversity Center urge for economic action against colonial oppression.