“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.
Get off the banned books bandwagon
Book banning is a dreadful chapter in our society; it is led by politics rather than something that is actually concerning.
Student engagement expanded
Butler University combines the offices of New Student and Family Programs and First Year Experience to create one office for student engagement on campus.
Environmental activism deserves a makeover
“While people are willing to adopt sustainability practices for economic reasons, deep feelings of ambivalence, irritation and distrust towards “elitist” environmental activists do not diminish as new practices are implemented.”
When it rains it pours: How Hurricane Helene affected Butler University
Due to recent storms in the Indianapolis area, Butler had its own damages, outages and cleanup delays. Multimedia reporter Frankie Ponzio details the storm aftermath on campus.
Butler University seeks to reveal athletes’ identities in sexual abuse lawsuit
“In response to the ongoing sex abuse case filed by four former women’s soccer players, Butler University seeks to remove the athletes’ anonymity.”
Homecoming 2024 recap
Multimedia reporter McKenna Curless gives us a peek at the many events Butler Homecoming 2024 held to celebrate the Bulldogs.
The art of the dad joke
“Much of the beauty of dad jokes, funny or otherwise, lies in how wholesome they are. With a simple pun, a person can create joy within themselves and others.”
Homecoming weekend 2024
The Butler community enjoyed a plethora of activities during the weekend-long event.