Author: Contributor
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Butler baseball’s Harrison Freed shining on the diamond while overcoming adversity
In the midst of a breakout season, Harrison Freed is proving why he was one of the most underrated recruits coming out of high school.
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Butler’s Scotty’s Dawghouse survives as last Indy location
After filing for bankruptcy in December, seven Scotty’s Brewhouse locations will have closed by April 14; however, Scotty’s Dawghouse is intended to stay on campus.
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“Call Me By Your Name” author André Aciman closes 2018-19 Visiting Writers Series
André Aciman spoke and read from his works as the final guest author in the 2018-19 Viviane S. Delbrook Visiting Writers Series in the Reilly Room on April 16.
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Butler women’s golf heads to Callawassie Island for Big East Championships
Lauren Tibbets accompanied by a group of young golfers heads to Callawassie Island.
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Butler tennis teams set for Big East Tournament
The Butler men’s and women’s tennis teams will play in the Big East Tournament starting April 19 and 18, respectively.
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Record number of Butler students accepted to Orr Fellowship
A record-breaking number of Butler students were accepted to the prestigious Orr Fellowship Program. This year, eleven Butler students make-up a portion of the six percent of graduates the program accepts.
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Parking regulations, frequent towing frustrates campus drivers
Butler’s associate director of parking and transportation said there are usually two reasons vehicles are towed: people either park in places they are not supposed to, or they drive unregistered vehicles to campus.
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Butler summer housing to be in the Apartment Village this year
Students have multiple options for living on or near campus over the summer. This year, on-campus housing will be in the Apartment Village, instead of ResCo, where students have lived during summers in the past.
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Letter to my perpetrator: “I felt like I had to say yes to you”
As part of our “Impact of 98 Seconds” series, the Butler Collegian is publishing a collection of letters from survivors of sexual assault to their perpetrator. Our hope is to provide survivors with a voice, even if it is anonymous.