Culture
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Disney+ Day: The era of digital releases
To infinity and beyond, some Disney content goes straight to Disney+, such as the 2022 “Pinnochio” remake, reinforcing the new era of digital releases rather than in theaters. However, “The Little Mermaid” live-action remake presents a new diverse future for Disney.
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“Canción con todos:” Latinx Student Union begins a month of celebration
Student organization Latinx Student Union held their Coloring of Star Fountain event on Sept. 16. This was their first in a series of events celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, which spans from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
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The rise of reading: BookTok and its massive popularity
BookTok has become a widespread source of recommendations and reviews during its time. Book lovers have their own section of the internet where they can indulge in their reading pleasures with no fear of judgment and can interact with people who have the same interests as well.
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Chronic illness and hidden disability on campus
Butler students share their experiences of living with chronic illness and hidden disability. Their advice is to not be ashamed to speak out.
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Tattoo Tales: Teigha VanHester
Tattoos remind Teigha VanHester of moments that had an impact on their life.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Christian Vincent
From dancing with Madonna to acting in Hallmark — a Bulldog alum is honored at the 2022 Emmy awards for his choreography on the Canadian television drama “The Porter.”
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First-year seminar: More than just a requirement
Though FYS is a required course for Butler first-years, it offers many opportunities for students and staff to learn and grow.
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TGIF: Indy’s own First Friday
The Circle City Industrial Complex provides Butler students with a gallery of artistic expression during the September 2022 First Friday.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Sterling Powell
Butler musician Sterling Powell discusses his new album, his path to music and how living in Fairview influenced his songwriting.