Culture

Bulldogs of Butler: Aria Conte

“‘We have a lot of fun jokes, and it’s fun to fully immerse ourselves in that world of just being nutty, as we say, and [making] people laugh every day.’”
The Chalamet controversy

“Chalamet quickly acknowledged his respect for people in ballet and opera following this statement, but then said, ‘I just lost 14 cents in viewership,’ which many online viewers found flippant and dismissive.”
Comic Carnival: Going strong for 50 years

“Comic Carnival has been able to cultivate a community of artists, collectors and writers brought together by their love of comics as a medium.”
‘The Wiz’ follows the yellow brick road to Butler

“People from all over were united by the wonder and soul of Oz.”
Butler Arts and Events Center welcomed Shen Yun back to campus amid abuse allegations

“How does a show with such an intense and dark collection of allegations maintain its popularity?”
New View Film Series concludes with ‘Si Pudiera Quedarme’

“‘The opportunity to show a movie that sparks conversation is always the goal, and this seemed like a good one in light of how things are transpiring now … I think that this is an event that is worthy of conversation by faculty, students and the community.’”
Celebrity deaths and disease awareness

“As awful as it is when a well-liked personality suffers from a deadly illness, that event can often become a catalyst for further awareness and research.”
Tattoo Tales: JM Brenner

“I put on a pair of headphones and just listen. It’s the best thing in the world.”
Hope returns to screens big and small

“’Hopeful movies are more appealing [now] because they imply that something better is possible.’”