Culture
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Crazy about coffee
College students love coffee. Discover some of Butler’s favorite spots to get their cup of joe.
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Author Marlon James shares “trigger warnings”
Jamaican-born author Marlon James read passages from his controversial novels at the Schrott Center on Monday night.
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SGA creates fun escape for students
The Student Government Association is back again with free activities for Butler students. The first SGA event of the semester happened Friday, January 13 — SGA created its own version of an escape room.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Nathan Jent
Sophomore Nathan Jent describes his personal involvement with Butler University Dance Marathon and Riley Hospital for Children.
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Visiting Writer Meghan Daum inspires with her essays
Daum inspired Butler students and faculty with excerpts from her published essay collections. She inspires students to “do work that will lead you to interesting places.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Author Skyler Walker
This is the latest installment of our Bulldog of Butler series, which is a short interview with someone to get to know more about them. Junior Skyler Walker self-published her own novel, titled “The Next Play.” Her love for sports and writing influenced the plot.
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“Niki’s Honor”: family and personal honor and respect
Butler University professor Dr. Laila Anwarzai Ayoubi, Afghanistan native, published “Niki’s Honor” to enlighten and instill a curiosity about honor killings’ consequences.
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Adventures Abroad
Butler offers students opportunities of a lifetime to travel around the world and receive academic credit at the same time.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Morghan Wilcoxson
Morghan Wilcoxson describes her summer adventures in India through Butler’s study abroad program.