“Ollie, an English major with anthropology and museum studies minors, will serve as The Butler Collegian editor-in-chief for the 2024-25 academic year.”
Film Fanatics: ‘Civil War’ divides fans
“A24’s newest movie ‘Civil War’ transports audiences to the front line, forcing them to viscerally experience being in an active war zone.”
Q&A with Evan Haywood: Meet the new Dawg on the block
“Before he makes his first appearance in Hinkle this fall, the 6’4” shooting guard will be representing Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory Academy one last time in the annual Indiana vs. Kentucky All-Star game on June 8 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.”
Senior Sendoff: Journalism is powerful … in more ways than one
“There is no way I could have known that deciding to apply for the Collegian would be the most important decision I would make as a student.”
Marc Lamont Hill on the power of student voices
“In 2017, Hill spoke about the power of Black student voices during the peak of the Black Lives Matter movement. Hill returned on April 3, 2024 to address the power of Palestinian and Muslim student voices as they shed light on human rights violations and widespread destruction in Gaza.”
The 2024 Eclipse on Butler University’s campus
With classes cancelled, students and visitors flocked to Butler University to see this once in a lifetime event. Multimedia reporter Eliza West recaps the special event.
Q&A with Deanna Frick: Dancing her way toward a doctorate
“My favorite part of performing is being able to challenge myself and being able to be surrounded by a whole bunch of other people [who] also challenge me along the way as well.”
Seeking solace in ’80s synth: ‘Found Heaven’ album review
“After his visceral encounters with heartache, Gray is ready to tell a different story of the convoluted emotions that accompany acrimonious breakups.”
What kind of film bro are you?
“Film bros are the bane of the movie-watching community. They force everyone to submit to their so-called hot takes, which can also be found on the Reddit thread r/BlatantMisogyny.”
Butler Blue III dies at 12
“For over eight years, Butler Blue III — better known as Trip — around the country as Butler’s live mascot. Trip died early in the morning on Saturday, April 6, at age 12.”