“Whether attending a party in a Greek house, a dorm or off campus, it is important to remember that safety should always come first, and having an absolute blast should be a close second.”
The kids aren’t alright: Addressing the post COVID-19 generation
“Instead of being forced to isolate by mandated government shutdowns, students are now choosing to isolate of their own volition — and hurting their development as young adults in the process.”
Surviving the red zone
“Although, at the end of the day, sexual misconduct is never the fault of the victim, proper education can help to combat a culture that overwhelmingly prioritizes harmful, patriarchal ideas of sex and romance.”
Growing up scared: The mass shooting generation
Our experiences serve as a catalyst, and our passion for change has sustained us.
BUPD’s safety overview and updates for the start of the new semester
At the start of the semester, BUPD has sent an email about how to stay safe on and off campus.
A discussion on street harassment
I definitely feel like I can’t walk alone
Women’s Safety as Students
Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten asked students around campus thoughts on their safety as young women and ways they make themselves feel more comfortable at times.
A conversation with BUPD Chief of Public Safety, John Conley
At Butler University, students rely on the Butler University Police Department to keep the campus safe. Chief John Conley provides updates about the current operations of BUPD.
How Butler students are staying safe before break
After being informed there would be no exit testing before break, some students started making a plan to stay safe before returning home.
How to Use the HRC
Multimedia Reporter Mave Van Etten gives a break down on how to use the HRC while also having a safe work out.