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Inside the mind with Brian Tremml
“Tremml’s calming nature and effortless relatability as a former athlete give him a profound understanding of what current Bulldogs are going through and the journey they have been on to become a Division I athlete.”
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Tattoo Tales: Stories behind the style
One way Butler students express themselves is through tattoos. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks talks to secondary education major, Kaleigh Russell, about her tattoo stories.
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From Souvlaki to Sirtaki: HSA Greek Fest
The Hellenic Student Association (@butler.hsa) hosted its annual Greek fest on March 25. As a Greek woman herself, Multimedia reporter Nia Followell covered the festival and dove deeper into the culture.
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Ronald Nored returns as Butler’s next head men’s basketball coach
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Over 70 years of connecting students with the stars
Butler University’s Holcomb Observatory was recently inducted into the Alliance of Historic Observatories. Multimedia Editor, Reilly Byron, elaborates upon its extensive history and importance on campus.
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The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 3
Tune in to the third episode of the third season of The Butler Collegian ‘DAWGCAST’. This video podcast series covers everything from The Butler Collegian Sports Report, This Month with President Danko and more. This DAWGCAST episode is hosted by Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron and is available on Spotify and YouTube.
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BU | Be Well Fair highlights health, wellness and student resources
Butler University Health Services held an event to show Butler students the resources available on campus. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider gives a recap.
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Dawgs on the Street: Who runs history? Women!
Women’s History Month is celebrated every March. It is a time to recognize and honor the impact of women throughout history. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell talks with students about how they celebrate Women’s History Month and what it means to them.
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Beyond the box score: Men’s basketball limps past Northwestern
“After a presumed game-tying corner three-pointer from first-year forward Tre Singleton was ruled a two-point basket, the Dawgs were able to persevere despite scoring just six points in the final six minutes and thirty seconds.”