“From Indy to Panama City, tranquility is a constant pre-show ritual for Butler Ballet.”
Caleb Denorme elected Collegian editor-in-chief
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‘He’s a guy I would bet on going forward.’
“‘I think it’s made me a better man just because of how much I’ve had to fail and learn from myself, and how the struggles of injury and not being able to play my freshman year has made me a better person in general.’”
Remembering Sam Fingard
“From independent student actions to memorials and events hosted by various campus entities, Bulldogs have ensured that Fingard will not be forgotten.”
State of the fanbase: Butler men’s basketball
“‘When you sh*t the bed in the middle of the season, you lose the belief of the fans.’”
Jazz is for everyone
“Full of wrong notes. Background music. Music that’s the performer and not the audience. Elitist jazz snobs. Old and dying genre. Some of these narratives about jazz contain grains of truth and can make the music feel inaccessible.”
Beyond the Box Score: Bulldogs’ season ended by Boise State
“For now the Bulldogs will end their season with this loss to Boise State, polishing off a disappointing campaign.”
‘I have never felt so alone in my life’: students express concerns with Title IX turnover
“Since 2015, nine people have served as Butler University’s Title IX Coordinator or Interim Title IX Coordinator. During this time, the university has faced five lawsuits alleging — at least in part — mismanagement of the Title IX process.”
The unexpected hilarity of ‘Gianni Schicchi’ and ‘Buoso’s Ghost’
“It is not just the Donatis’ words that are venomous.”