“‘I have friends who knew nothing about horseback riding, and they watched me for the first time and were like, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m actually really scared of horses. I don’t know how you do that.’ So, I think it’s nice to bring awareness that the equestrian club even exists.’”
Indiana colleges impress U.S. News and World Report with online degree programs
Butler currently offers online classes but is working to introduce similar online degree programs of their own.
Ball State Interfraternity Council decides 13 fraternities go dry until February 2018
In a period of fraternity probations and closings on campus, Butler’s Greek community reacts to the decision that 13 Ball State fraternities will go dry until February 2018.
Mental health and suicide awareness after Ball State suicide
In light of Ball State suicide, Butler students can seek help on-campus. Mental health and suicide awareness is a part of Butler’s Community of Care.
Butler baseball continues winning ways with 3-1 week
The Butler University baseball team had another solid week, winning three out of four games away from Bulldog Park.
Butler baseball goes 5-0 in strong showing
The Butler University baseball team, powered by the longball, won all five games they played this week.
Cardinals clip Butler Bulldogs in softball matchup
Butler University softball dropped its final non-conference game before Big East play. This is the Bulldogs’ second loss to Ball State on the season.
Softball: Bulldogs drop all games in Edwardsville
The Butler University Bulldogs went 0-4 in Edwardsville, Illinois, over the weekend. The Bulldogs will look to bounce back against Ball State on March 21.
Baseball: Gelwicks, Risi lead comeback win
The downtown digs of the Indianapolis Indians became the home of Butler baseball yesterday as the Bulldogs (18-15, 6-6) faced Ball State at Victory Field. Two eighth-inning home runs gave Butler an 8-6 comeback win over the Cardinals (7-22, 3-6). After grabbing an early 1-0 lead, the Bulldogs gave up six runs in the third…
Men’s tennis: Team drops three straight
The Butler men’s tennis team fell to Detroit 4-3 in a Horizon League match Saturday. Freshmen Austin Woldmoe and Tommy Marx collected victories in singles action for the Bulldogs (3-14, 2-1). Woldmoe defeated Detroit senior Nick Tolomei 6-1, 6-0 at No. 1 singles and Marx grabbed a 0-6, 6-4, 6-2 victory against Detroit junior Alex…