Some of Butler’s most notorious Broad Ripple dining spots, along with the entire restaurant industry, are suffering from coronavirus restrictions. Here is an update on the services they offer and how you can help.
Dawgs helping dawgs
Butler students adopt and buy pets to spend quarantine with.
Overwhelmed by the vast world of social media? These five Instagram accounts can help
Here are some mind-numbing, encouraging and hilarious Instagram accounts to stalk instead of your exes.
‘He is kind of like a renaissance man’: Jeremy Gruner mixes various art forms
Jeremy Gruner is a dancer, musician and photographer. At Butler, he has found a way to intertwine each aspect into a future career.
Relationships, dating apps and quarantine, oh my!
No matter their relationship status, Butler students are finding different ways to handle love in quarantine.
‘Swan Lake’ could have been seniors’ swan song to collegiate ballet
Butler Ballet’s “Swan Lake” was set to run from April 17 through April 19. Due to efforts to reduce the spread of coronavirus, the show has been canceled.
Students react to bizarre Netflix docuseries ‘Tiger King’
The docuseries premiered on March 20 and has since spurred a variety of reactions among Butler students.
How to cure quarantine boredom 101: The Butler Collegian’s Culture section has you covered
Fill the countless hours of the never ending days with a curated list of books, films, shows and music that we’re currently loving.
‘It’s very surreal. Kind of like a ghost town’: Seniors living off campus during a pandemic
Campus buildings are locked, lights are off and sidewalks are bare. Still, some seniors chose to continue living in senior houses off campus.
‘This doesn’t feel like real life’: Art majors cope with new realities of online classes
From heavily-anticipated senior recitals to entire ballets getting the chop, students in the arts aren’t only devastated — they are struggling to find the motivation they need to progress in their craft.