Culture
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Greek versus Independent student experiences on campus
Independent students on campus have a very unique experience in comparison to those apart of Greek life.
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Spring break must-read books
With spring break quickly approaching, free time is just around the corner. Leave your textbooks and laptops behind and make sure to check out these spring break must reads, ranging from fiction to memoirs to mystery and more.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Erin Quigley
Senior dance major Erin Quigley is our Bulldog of Butler this week. She started her own jewelry company called DecaDesign and sells her products on Etsy.
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Elon Musk’s brother to open two restaurants in Indy
In addition to opening healthy restaurants, Musk also co-founded a national organization called Big Green that has a vision to bring “Learning Gardens” to ever low income school across the country. Learning Gardens are hands-on gardens that allow students to learn about, grow and eat their own food.
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“Black Panther” and its Impact on Bulldogs
“Black Panther” is Marvel’s newest studio film and changing the lives of people and the atmosphere of Hollywood
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Collegian 60 second preview 2.21
Host Kennedy Aiman and assistant culture editor Julia Bluhm discuss what’s coming in the culture section, which includes a review of the box office hit “Black Panther.”
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Black History Month concert returns to Schrott
The Black History Month Concert, a collaboration between Butler’s School of Music and the Efroymson Diversity Diversity Center, will be performed at the Schrott Center for the Arts.
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Black Student Union to host annual Melanin Monologues
The third annual Melanin Monologues, an event that showcases the talents of students and faculty, will take place in the Johnson Room on Friday, Feb. 23, at 6 p.m.
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Butler Ballet presents the Midwinter Dance Festival
Every year Butler Ballet puts on their Midwinter Dance Festival. This year it will feature the work of renowned choreographer Paul Taylor.