News
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How to celebrate Thanksgiving in Indy
There are many different ways to celebrate in and around the city this year.
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Home away from home for the holidays
Explore the dining options and building access that will be available or restricted to students staying on campus during the holiday break.
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Students light up the campus with Diwali Night event
“Students of all backgrounds were invited to learn about the significance of the holiday, eat Indian food, watch traditional Indian dances, paint diyas — clay candle holders — and take them home, design their own Henna tattoos and partake in an end of the night sparkler lighting.”
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Suspect in Delphi, Indiana murders found guilty after seven years
Jury members found Richard Allen guilty of killing teen girls in Delphi, Indiana after three weeks of trial.
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DEI in Action
The Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion held a seminar with Dr. Tia Brown McNair for faculty and students about how Butler can learn to be more of a student-ready university.
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“You’re not the only one who’s having to figure it out all on your own.”
Uplifting students during First-Gen Celebration Week
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Missing papers recovered
“Dedicated readers of the print edition of The Butler Collegian may have noticed that print copies of Issue Nine — published on Wednesday, Nov. 6 — were not in newsstands around campus. Following the papers’ delivery by the Collegian’s external printing vendor at approximately 11 a.m., Collegian editors were unable to locate the papers in…
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The house that Love built
“‘The Gateway project is not only envisioning a three-year, five-year [or] 10-year [plan]. It’s to make sure that we are protecting Butler University and its longevity,’”
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CCOM swaps strategy for sports
Graduate programs are being paused and launched as CCOM re-evaluates their programs.