Author: Contributor
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Butler baseball swept by St. John’s in tough weekend
The Butler University baseball team fell short in three competitive games against St. John’s April 13-15.
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Panthers scratch Bulldogs in home softball matchup
The Butler University softball team lost a nonconference matchup against Eastern Illinois on April 11. They will return to Big East Conference action over the weekend.
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Best of Broad Ripple: ice cream
Columnist Kathleen Berry explores the Broad Ripple area on your behalf to recommend her favorite ice cream/cold treat places in case you need to cool off during finals week.
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Butler dating culture
Columnist Madi McGuire explains dating culture on Butler’s campus as she sees it with the help of a survey she conducted to get the real numbers.
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Breaking news: there’s no more news! (papers)
Amidst rumors SGA is getting rid of our campus newspaper subscriptions, columnist Austin Klawitter meets up with our current SGA president Paige Haefer and gets to the bottom of it.
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VP for Student Affairs hired
On April 4, President James Danko sent out a campus-wide email announcing Frank Ross as the new vice president of student affairs. Ross comes to Butler after serving as the VP of student life at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Aaron Marshall
In this week’s Bulldogs of Butler, Aaron Marshall talks about his passion for music, his business and his city.
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2017 Butler ArtsFest and School of Music present Too Many Sopranos
The opera Too Many Sopranos will be at Schrott Center for the Arts on Friday and Saturday, April 14 and 15, at 7:30 p.m.
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Fans try swaying former Butler star Hayward to stay in Utah
Fans of Utah Jazz star Gordon Hayward are doing all they can to keep him in Utah. Their reaction is not what Butler saw when he left for the NBA.