Bulldogs of Butler
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Bulldogs of Butler: Brynnar Swenson
“After I stopped swimming in my sophomore year of college, I started reading, and once I kind of learned how to read, I became obsessed.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Dr. Cham Moore
“I’m very aware of the space that has been created for me and how I’m taking that up, and I’m just really grateful. I hope to honor all of that, and I hope to bring students into the world of [African American literature] in hopefully new ways.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Strategy Games Club
“I joined freshman year not knowing a single soul, and now I would consider a lot of the Strategy Games people to be some of my best friends.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Alejandra Sierazy
“Being here and around so many open-minded and creative people has definitely had a positive influence on my work; it’s an excellent creative environment.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Dagnija Lacis
“Stick to your goals. There’s always a path forward. Obstacles will always occur. You’ve got to just ignore them and keep going. Find another way.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Professor Siobhan McEvoy-Levy
“Peace is the end to the armed conflict, but that’s not the only element of peace.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Dr. Linda Willem
“I love teaching. The fastest hours of the day are in the classroom, and I always leave with a smile on my face.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Mikael Burke
“You have to dare to dream and then be scrappy and figure it out.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Philosophy Club
“We’re very accepting people. We love hearing other people’s perspectives. We love talking about topics, and the Philosophy Club is an opportunity for people to do that.”