Author: Nate

  • Dining Services Director Position to be Filled, Interim Director has Big Plans

    JULIANNE STRIBIAK | Staff Reporter A new interim director of dining services will replace Michelle Bryant-Jones after she left her position with little notice early this semester. Nate Haugh, operations director in the office of student affairs, was next in line to fill the gap in leadership. Sally Click, dean of student affairs, said the…

  • Drug Operation Near Butler’s Campus Busted by Police

    MIRANDA MARITATO | Staff Reporter Eleven people are facing federal charges in connection with a drug trafficking operation in the Butler-Tarkington Neighborhood. Investigators said the men involved had stashed cocaine in houses around the Bulter-Tarkington area, according to Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department statements released last week. The operation had been running for more than two…

  • Gallery Preserves Legacy of Master Photogtapher

    BRITTANY GARRETT | Staff Reporter In a floodlit gallery, more than 80 photographs transport passing visitors into a black and white world of beauty and natural elegance. These photographs were hand-picked by their photographer Ansel Adams and hang in the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art. “A bulk of the works are images…

  • Greek Students Educate their Chapters through GEAR Program

    SARAH STOESZ | Staff Reporter Students are training to become representatives for their Greek chapters to serve as a resource for individuals with health and wellness concerns. Greek Educators, Advocates, and Resources, or GEAR, is a program where representatives from the Greek community educate their peers. “GEAR reps are students who have volunteered to serve…

  • Israeli Soldiers Share Their Stories with the Butler Community

    ALESANDRA RABELLINO | Contributing Writer In the mailboxes of the average American 17-year-old, one might find birthday cards from relatives, high school report cards and informational college brochures. Travel 6,000 miles across the globe to Israel, however, and something different will be found in the mailbox of a 17-year-old.  Rather than preparing for college and…

  • Lambda Pi Eta Reinstated at Butler

    MARAIS JACON-DUFFY | News Editor College of Communication students have the opportunity to rush for a new type of fraternity. Lambda Pi Eta is a nationally represented honors fraternity for upperclassmen studying in a communication field. Organizational communication professor Jessica Moore will serve as the group’s faculty sponsor. Moore, who was a collegiate Lambda Pi…

  • STAFF EDITORIAL: Maintaining Hinkle’s History as Renovations Roll On

    OUR POINT THIS WEEK: BUTLER’S EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN HINKLE FIELDHOUSE’S HISTORIC FEEL DURING RENOVATION SHOULD CONTINUE | 22-0-4   Historic Hinkle Fieldhouse is trying to keep up with the Big East.  The fieldhouse is getting an updated modern look with a brand new scoreboard, updated seating and other additions. Some of these physical changes could…

  • New Art All Over The Schrott

    BRITTANY GARRETT | Staff Reporter Cinderella’s bloody slipper, animals experiencing the necessary evils of life, mechanically made surges of color and more can currently be seen in art hanging in the Schrott Center. All three galleries in the center are showing very different exhibits. The Lower Gallery is featuring student and faculty work in a…

  • Preparing for The Hunt

    TONY ESPINAL | Opinion Editor You are almost there: the end of the year. Next stop for some of you is summer break, internships, summer school or just some family time. For others its graduation; the most exciting and scariest time of your lives. And if you haven’t started already, your job search is about…