News
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SGA opens up about goals for the ‘26-’27 academic year
“‘Increasing that transparency outwardly, and also improving our internal systems, is going to create an overall greater sense of accountability.’”
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The Writers’ Studio reimagined
“‘We’re trying to help people with skills they can use anywhere, whether that’s scrolling social media or writing academically.’”
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Yoga makes a splash
“‘Anytime I would connect with the water [in] a relaxed yoga pose, I felt very at [peace].’”
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Former Collegian editor-in-chief named Butler alumni award recipient
“Nearly five decades after graduating, Butler alum and former Collegian staff member Stephen Key ’77 is being recognized by the Butler University Alumni Association at Butler’s annual Alumni Recognition Ceremony on Sept. 18 for the impact he has made on the university and the journalism profession.”
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Car theft leaves student searching for answers
“‘Where the hell is my car?’”
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Crime Logs Aug-Sept.
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‘What you do matters’: Sustainability initiative update
“‘We want people to understand, and we want to provide those resources as best we can. Speak out, share what your hopes are for campus.’”
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Noise, dust and cost
Volunteer organization Eastside Community Action (ECA) canvassed the Irvington Historic District in Indianapolis to spread information about the new DC BLOX data center on Sept. 5. The center, approved by the Metropolitan Development Commission on July 15, will be built across the street from Irvington Community Elementary School on Pennsy Trail, about 22 minutes southeast…
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Indy heats up
A week-long heat wave hit Indianapolis at the start of September, sending temperatures into the high 90s and hitting feels-like temperatures over 100 degrees. While this heat wave was four degrees off from record temperatures, it has been over 10 degrees warmer than the yearly averages. Extreme heat can be deadly for people who are…