Sports
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Where are they now: former Indianapolis Indians CEO, Butler alum Max Schumacher
Max Schumacher is the former CEO of the Indianapolis Indians. But long before that, he got his his education from Butler University and learned under prominent Butler members such as Tony Hinkle.
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Butler softball stays focused after claiming first conference championship last year
The Butler softball team won the Big East championship last year as the fourth seed in the tournament. The team made its first NCAA tournament appearance. How will they follow it up this year?
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Butler baseball aims to contend for postseason play with a new coach
The Butler baseball team begins play on Feb. 17 in South Carolina. Reaching the Big East tournament is a goal the team has set and will work to achieve.
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Butler men’s tennis player Aviv Ben Shabat’s dream of coming to America becomes reality
Aviv Ben Shabat, sophomore Israeli tennis player, spent his first three years after high school serving his mandatory military term for his country while playing tennis.
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Butler men’s tennis has up and down weekend with 2 wins and a loss
The Butler men’s tennis team faced three opponents this weekend and came out with two wins and one loss.
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Peterson and Anderson lead Bulldogs to successful weekend at Meyo Invitational
The Butler men and women’s track & field teams set both personal and school records at the prestigious Meyo Invitational at Notre Dame.
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Butler women’s basketball drops seventh straight game, loses to Xavier 53-43
Xavier rallies in the fourth quarter to avenge an earlier loss to the Bulldogs. Butler is now alone in last place of the Big East standings.
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No. 16 Butler unable to slow No. 22 Creighton’s offensive attack, loses second straight game in Hinkle
The No. 16 Butler men’s basketball team has now dropped two games in a row after failing to contain No. 22 Creighton’s offensive attack on Jan. 31 in Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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A look into what it’s like to be a Butler intramural basketball official
Butler students learn the rules and mechanics of basketball in order to become better officials during the intramural basketball season. New officials may have little to no prior experience but are led by fellow upperclassmen.