Culture
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How the Sundance Film Festival came to Butler
The prestigious film festival has opened its gates, no longer hiding behind a large price tag. Available to everyone from home, some films begin their legacy now.
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How to be sustainable in fashion: EcoReps Clothing Swap
Student organization EcoReps will hold a clothing swap Feb. 5 to combat the environmental and social damage that fast fashion poses — plus five top tips to be more sustainable.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Kaylee Johnson-Bradley
Sophomore Kaylee Johnson-Bradley makes her debut on TV performing on the game show “I Can See Your Voice,” something she never expected would happen.
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Dawgs with Style: Lilly Boehmer
Lilly Boehmer shares the inspiration behind her eclectic style and the importance of self-expression.
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Paparazzi plus public relations: Celebrity romances
Superstars are teaming up to combine business and pleasure.
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Butler students get hands-on recording experience through Indy Blue Entertainment
Read the details behind the university’s very own record label.
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Nine free BCRs to attend this semester
Need to catch up on BCRs? Here are nine free ones to attend this semester.
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Time to Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E.
Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E., a student movement for racial justice, held its annual MLK Love Walk on Jan. 17 after the group’s hiatus. They have worked since 2015 — and have plans to continue — to improve the experiences of students of color at Butler.
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How controversy drove the Golden Globes off television
The award show did not air on television this year, but for very different reasons than just a global pandemic.