News

  • Preview: Family Weekend

    Preview: Family Weekend

    Reporter Morgan Skeries talks about what to expect during Family Weekend this year. Family or not, any student can participate in the events. Butler’s website lists activities one can expect.

  • Observatory developments improve research opportunities

    Observatory developments improve research opportunities

    From telescopic improvements, to planetarium renovations, reporter Brittany Bluthardt talks about Holcomb Observatory updates.

  • Pita Pit to open on campus

    Pita Pit to open on campus

    Pita Pit will open by Nov. 10 in the retail space of the parking garage. Reporter Jessica Lee talks about the future of the restaurant, owned by past Butler student Travis Sealls.

  • Class registration across Indiana universities

    Class registration across Indiana universities

    Butler students are meeting with their academic advisors and registering for spring courses. With midterms, fall break and the beginning of all things fall, this can be a stressful time for some students.

  • Diversity speaker to come next semester

    Diversity speaker to come next semester

    BET News host and CNN contributor Marc Lamont Hill will speak on campus next semester. The Diversity and Inclusion Board of SGA voted on the decision Oct. 17.

  • Birds dying due to crashing into campus windows

    Birds dying due to crashing into campus windows

    Birds are hitting windows all across campus. Some students and professors attempt to find out why.

  • How absentee voting works

    How absentee voting works

    The 2016 election is right around the corner, and although some Butler students live in the Indianapolis area, some live elsewhere and need an absentee ballot to vote.

  • Puddles cause issues getting to class for Butler students

    Puddles cause issues getting to class for Butler students

    Puddles invaded Butler University’s campus due to recent storms and intermittent rainfall, and students are forced to take alternate routes to class to avoid these deep puddles.

  • Composting project is finalist in nation-wide competition

    Composting project is finalist in nation-wide competition

    Butler University and Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis will compete together in Baltimore, Md., as finalists in the “Sustainable Campus Live!” competition for $50,000 next Monday.