sexual assault
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Butler Athletic programs engage in One Love Escalation workshops
Butler Office of Health Education and Outreach Programs organizes workshops that focus on talking to each of Butler’s varsity sports teams, but in the future they hope to expand to different student groups like greek organizations and clubs.
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BUPD clarifies misconceptions between department, student population
Lack of clarification about police policies and procedures has contributed to a rocky relationship between BUPD and the Butler community, but now crucial information is coming to light.
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Butler administrators push campus sexual assault prevention programs
The Jan. 29 Indy Star article about a mishandled Butler student sexual assault case sparked conversation about how the University is educating and informing students through prevention programs.
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Students react to sexual assault coverage, demand administrative response
An IndyStar article and “Letter to the Editor” responding to a sexual assault that occurred on Butler’s campus in fall 2016 spark student concern over the university’s response.
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Letter to the Editor: Students respond to Butler’s statement on sexual assault
On Jan. 29, news surfaced about a sexual assault that occurred on Butler’s campus in fall 2016. That evening, President James Danko released a statement about sexual violence. Students respond in a letter to the editor.
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Letter to the Editor: Parents speak out about sexual assault on campus
Parents of sexual assault victim address President James Danko and the Butler community after denied access to speak to the president.
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Sexual assault allegation prompts response from students, Butler administration
A past Butler University student filed a civil rights complaint after she claims the university did not inform her of her options following her case of sexual assault. Members of the Butler community respond after the story broke in the Indianapolis Star on Jan. 29.
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Indiana University students create flyers that mock victims of sexual assault
Butler students react to photos of the anti-sympathy rape posters which spread via social media.
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Miller: Indiana colleges could be doing better with sexual assault
Managing editor Marisa Miller looks at recent sexual assault and Title IX issues at Indiana colleges, including those involving athletes.