Students for Justice in Palestine

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.’”
Butler Diversity Program Council hosts cultural game night

“‘Having these culture nights helps people understand people who live in these cultures.’”
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]’”
Students hold vigils to remember Oct. 7

“In the wake of tragedies on Oct. 7, 2023 and over the last year, the different ways students came together to mourn reflect the multitude of impacts that the Israel-Palestine war has had on everyone.”
Butler students hold vigils in remembrance of Oct. 7

Multimedia reporter Kayla Campbell reports on the remembrance events that were held on Oct. 7.
College campuses crack down on free speech

New policies across Indiana are causing concern for the future of protesting amongst college students and organizations.
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.”
The fight for Palestine brought to Butler

The student-led club educates students on Palestinian’s history, culture and struggle for justice.
Letter to the editor: A call to boycott Nestlé

Affiliates of the Efroymson Diversity Center urge for economic action against colonial oppression.