Author: Nate

  • Men’s basketball: Match-up against Wright State awaits

    The Butler men’s basketball team knows it will be playing Wright State in the opening round of the Horizon League tournament on Tuesday. The Bulldogs (17-13, 11-7) are likely aware that they will need to get off to a better start against the Raiders (13-18, 7-11) than they did against Valparaiso on Friday. “I really…

  • STAFF EDITORIAL | A Keller Choice For President

    Four Student Government Association presidential candidates sat on Sunday in front of a metaphorical firing squad: the staff of The Butler Collegian.

  • OPINION | Endorsements harm media’s credibility

    On Monday, Butler University students will hit the polls ready to vote for the next Student Government Association president. For those reading this very editorial, they’re seeing the giant headline that shows that the staff of The Collegian approves of Mike Keller and found him to be the best-suited candidate in the election. You’ll see…

  • OPINION | Reynolds’ position boosts presidential credentials

    My tenure as The Butler Collegian’s editor in chief has contained its fair share of nail-biters, challenges and joys. Leading this influential student organization is a challenging job—much like the role of Student Government Association president. Granted, holding government accountable and actually governing are two different things, but learning from this experience has taught me…

  • Musical group promotes peace mission

    From Africa to Latin America to Butler University, Playing for Change uses the universal language of music to transcend…

  • Club Sports could face reduced grant allocations if not utilized

    If club sports do not spend all of their grant money this year, they could find less funding headed their way next year.

  • Men’s basketball: Managers play big role in basketball

    A lot of sweat goes into running the Butler men’s basketball team, but not all of it is produced by the players on the court.

  • Being black at Butler

    Jill McCarter | News Editor | jmccarte@butler.edu A look at the past, present and future of black students’ experiences and enrollment at Butler University. Walking down the sidewalks of Butler University before her freshman year during an admissions tour, Kazmyn Perry realized that if she chose to attend, she would be in the minority. Still,…

  • Butler’s gender imbalance among tenured faculty not likely to last

    Men significantly outnumber women in the tenured ranks of Butler University. Institutional data released in the fall of 2011 indicates that 61 percent of Butler’s tenured full-time faculty is male and 39 percent is female, but university officials said that may change in coming years. Typically, professors and associate professors are tenured while assistant professors…