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Collegiate stereotypes of social media users

Are you the Instagram Model, Facebook Oversharer, or more of an Aesthetician? Find out as columnist Madeleine Lucchetti explores the stereotypical users of social media.
Tor: Analyzing Butler basketball’s Kamar Baldwin

Kamar Baldwin has jumped from an unknown freshman to a Butler basketball star in two years. With the graduation of seniors Kelan Martin and Tyler Wideman, Phil Tor breaks down the guard’s new role for next season.
Bulldog is a VP candidate for College Democrats of Indiana

Libbi Adams is a junior political science and peace and conflict studies double major from Fort Wayne, Indiana. She recently announced she is running for a Vice President position for the College Democrats of Indiana.
Butler, Frank Ross decline comment on recent staff departures

Uncertainty still remains after Butler University and Frank Ross declined to comment about the departure of Anne Flaherty, Doug Howell and Karla Cunningham.
Three prominent staff members on campus no longer employed by Butler

Anne Flaherty, Doug Howell and Karla Cunningham are no longer employed at Butler University, according to an email sent to Resident Assistants this evening.
Greek organizations philanthropy events recap

Butler has a very strong and active Greek culture dedicated to philanthropy and service through special events annually
Samantha Smith reflects on ESPN feature highlighting relationship, Project 44

Samantha Smith reflects on ESPN feature that highlighted her relationship with Andrew Smith, as well as how the feature came to be and what it means for Project 44 moving forward.
Butler students attend Washington’s March for Our Lives

The malice and aggression that suffocates most politically-charged public events was absent. Perhaps, this is due to the maturity and poignant power dynamic of student organizers.
Butler students, professors participate in March for Our Lives Indianapolis

On March 24th, thousands of people in downtown Indianapolis gathered to peacefully protest gun violence and rally for gun control in a “March for Our Lives” in solidarity with hundreds of similar events around the country.