Author: Nate

  • Men’s tennis experiences deja vu after identical losses

    Butler men’s tennis was shut out by No. 4 Ohio State yesterday, one day after falling to No. 46 Indiana by the same score. Junior Chris Herron had the most success against the Buckeyes (2-0), winning five games in two sets during the No. 3 singles match. Senior Brandon Bayliss fell by similar means, 6-1,…

  • 10 things you had to know in 2010

    2010 was a historic year for Butler University. The Collegian compiled a list of Butler’s most unforgettable moments to jog your memory, even though we know you haven’t forgotten yet. NO END IN SIGHT FOR CONSTRUCTION IN JORDAN HALL (February 7): After more than 25 years of construction on Jordan Hall, there is no end in…

  • Senior remembered after fatal car accident

    Senior Mackenzie Stuart was heading home last weekend to spend time with family, something she enjoyed and did often, when she lost control of her vehicle and was fatally injured on an icy state highway. Stuart, 21, was a senior double major in math and computer science at Butler. A homebody with a close-knit family,…

  • COB maintains prestigious accreditation

    The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business has reaccredited Butler University’s College of Business, an honor received by less than 5 percent of business schools. The accreditation places the College of Business among the elite business schools of the world. “Accreditation through AACSB is a gold standard when it comes to business schools in…

  • Late night food fans rejoice

    Fat Dan’s Deli is a mecca for meat lovers, or any late night Broad Ripple bar-hopper looking to taste the “best fries in the universe.” Fat Dan’s is an authentic Chicago-style deli and pub whose mission is for the customer to, “Be our friend. Live life right. Have fun, be comfortable and get fat!” Fat…

  • 2010’s Greatest Hits

    In a year full of several big budget films with no heart and mediocre music dominating the charts, The Butler Collegian staff has found those movies, TV shows and CDs that managed to catch our attention and keep our faith in the entertainment business, even while it seemed the whole world was playing Justin Bieber’s…

  • Lugar speaks on civil engagement

    Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., offered suggestions to those who wish to pursue a career in public office while describing his own experience in politics at a Civil Engagement Forum in Irwin Library Saturday. Lugar, the most senior Republican in the Senate, was first elected in 1976. While years of serving on committees and legislating gained…

  • Students win YouTube video contest

    Mayday, mayday—Butler University has two new celebrities. Juniors Kristen Allen and Emily Cagle were the grand-prize winners in the Indianapolis Airport Authority’s “Show Us Your Favorite Things @ IND” YouTube video contest. Indianapolis Airport Authority Director of Communications Susan Sullivan said the contest was part of the IAA’s effort to engage customers through the use…

  • Palladium brings world class to Central Indiana

    [imagebrowser id=1] The Vienna State Opera in Austria, the Metropolitan Opera in New York City and the Sydney Opera House in Australia are often considered to be the best symphony concert halls in the world. Perhaps now the Palladium, located in Carmel, Ind., will some day be among those great buildings. This concert hall, which…