Butler Collegian

  • Making a difference one letter at a time

    Making a difference one letter at a time

    Butler University’s Volunteer Opportunities Council and Letters of Love teamed up for a night of cardmaking, bringing students together to create handmade cards for children battling serious illnesses.

  • A week for First-Gen Dawgs

    A week for First-Gen Dawgs

    Butler’s First-Gen Dawgs brought students together through a variety of events. The goal was to build community, create connections and remind first-generation students that they didn’t have to navigate the college experience alone. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell took a look at the week’s events.

  • American Pharmacist Association – Academy of Student Pharmacist Blood Drive

    American Pharmacist Association – Academy of Student Pharmacist Blood Drive

    The American Pharmacist Association- Academy of Student Pharmacist hosted a blood drive to help benefit the Hoosier state. Multimedia reporter Ian Roell caught up with the APhA – ASP organization to learn more about the benefits and impact blood drives have on their communities.

  • Butler Students provide mentorship through Student Voices program

    Butler Students provide mentorship through Student Voices program

    Butler students help teach elementary school students skills in creative media and journalism through the Student Voices program. Multimedia Reporter Jackson Roemer covers the culminating field trip at the Indianapolis Zoo.

  • Butler percussion ensemble shows off skills at Schrott

    Butler percussion ensemble shows off skills at Schrott

    The Butler University Percussion Ensemble put on a show at the Schrott Center for the Arts this past Wednesday. The group showcased their skills by playing a variety of genres and instruments. Multimedia Reporter Jackson Roemer gives a recap of the event.

  • Meet and Greet: On-campus therapy dogs

    Meet and Greet: On-campus therapy dogs

    Students sometimes need an animal pal by their side. That’s where therapy dogs Nugget and Lilo come in. These furry friends are here to help students when they need it the most.  Multimedia Reporter Calleigh O’Connor shares more about the impact that therapy dogs have on students and on campus.

  • International Dawgs: Cultures collide in Butler basketball

    International Dawgs: Cultures collide in Butler basketball

    Men’s basketball picked up three international recruits this offseason. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks dives into their transition to Butler and Big East basketball.

  • Recognize, respond, support: Raising awareness about domestic violence

    Recognize, respond, support: Raising awareness about domestic violence

    Butler University’s “Fall into awareness: Recognize, respond, support” event educated students on the dynamics of domestic violence, recognizing warning signs and establishing healthy boundaries in relationships. The session also covered safety planning and ways to support friends and loved ones experiencing domestic violence.

  • Haunted house dares to thrill

    Haunted house dares to thrill

    On Oct. 24 Butler’s Sigma Rho Delta organization and Jordan College of the Arts hosted a haunted house on campus. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams details the horrors that occurred. TW: Flashing lights at :50