alumni
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Homecoming 2025 rewind
Butler University hosted their annual homecoming celebrations this past week. Multimedia Editor Piper Bailey gives a rundown on the week’s events.
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Former Collegian editor-in-chief Dan Cooreman to receive The Butler Medal
“Throughout his professional career and after his retirement, Cooreman continually gave his time, energy and resources to mentoring up-and-coming journalists who worked at the Collegian.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Dagnija Lacis
“Stick to your goals. There’s always a path forward. Obstacles will always occur. You’ve got to just ignore them and keep going. Find another way.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Mikael Burke
“You have to dare to dream and then be scrappy and figure it out.”
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Say adieu to @butler.edu
“After careful consideration of various factors … [Butler] has made the difficult decision to revise the policy on providing email accounts to graduated students”
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Students’ thoughts on the Ross Hall renovations
“In the short term the new plans surrounding Ross Hall feel like a blatant cash grab, accented by a hint of pandering to donors, without much consideration for how current, paying students will be affected.”
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Bulldogs of Butler: Kayla Hayes
From Hinkle Fieldhouse to the AT&T Stadium — the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders add a bulldog to their rookie roster as Kayla Hayes makes her lifelong dream as a professional dancer.
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Butler alumnus production company debuts new thriller “Sir Mel Haze”
After several years of planning and hard work, a Butler alumnus and his friend succeeded in producing a thriller film, which premiered on March 18th.
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Making Black History
In honor of Black History Month, here are four Butler alums and four current students you should know.