Culture

  • Operation Leftover

    Operation Leftover

    The Butler Catholic Community brings a group of Butler students every last Thursday of the month to participate in Operation Leftover, a program that aids those experiencing homelessness in downtown Indy.

  • Comedian Jordan Peele visits Butler for diversity series

    Comedian Jordan Peele visits Butler for diversity series

    Comedian Jordan Peele was interviewed by alumnus Kyle Inskeep as part of Butler’s Celebration of Diversity Distinguished Lecture Series.

  • Give Peace (Week) a chance

    Give Peace (Week) a chance

    What do Nelson Mandela’s step daughter, yoga and social awareness all have in common? Peace Week. The annual week of reflection and reconciliation is upon us, brought to you by the Desmond Tutu Center for Peace Reconciliation and Global Justice and Peace and Conflict Studies.

  • From Kabul to Indianapolis: Advocating for women of Afghanistan

    From Kabul to Indianapolis: Advocating for women of Afghanistan

    Butler hosts journalist for BCR talk on life as an Afghan woman Shaista Sadat Lami revealed the truth about life for women in Afghanistan to the Butler community on Sept.19.

  • Bulldogs of Butler: Long lost cousins

    Bulldogs of Butler: Long lost cousins

    Butler University provided the opportunity for long-lost cousins to meet for the first time. The cousins recall how they came to meet each other and how they’ve been inseparable ever since.

  • Bulldogs of Butler: Laura Tonner

    Bulldogs of Butler: Laura Tonner

    The Butler Collegian interviews Ripple Bagel & Deli and Starbucks caramel iced coffee lover: Laura Tonner.

  • Free fun ahead: Things to do around Indianapolis

    Free fun ahead: Things to do around Indianapolis

    The stereotypical college student is usually seen as poor and stressed. Luckily for Butler students, there are many low-cost options in Indianapolis to have fun and relax.

  • The Bust Watermelon Party Ever: Lambda Chi Alpha’s Watermelon Bust Event

    The Bust Watermelon Party Ever: Lambda Chi Alpha’s Watermelon Bust Event

    Watermelon shoes, shirts and giant pool floats were all over campus for the conclusion of Lambda Chi Alpha’s Watermelon Bust on Saturday. The philanthropy event benefits Feeding America and Gleaners Food Bank. The fraternity raised money and collected food for the two organizations.

  • Butler One: The Brain Project

    Butler One: The Brain Project

    Butler One: The Brain Project is a two-fold initiative. Butler One, a series that Butler hopes to continue for years to come, is an endeavor for the whole campus to come together. The Brain Project is the content focus for this school year, emphasizing brain health.