Butler Collegian
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Butler women’s basketball’s Upe Atosu will keep playing for her mom
Growing up, Upe Atosu had to sell beans, hawk bales of corn, and carry a tray above her head to support her family. Her mother helped her play for the Nigerian National Team and move to the United States. Since her mother passed away in 2017, Upe has had to live and play without her.
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Women’s tennis coach Mat Iandolo hopes to take program to next level
Entering the final chapter in his coaching career, Mat Iandolo looks to build Butler’s womens tennis into a dominant program.
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Butler vs. Seton Hall: What you need to know
Everything you need to know before the Bulldogs take on the PIrates.
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Three takeaways from Butler softball at the THE Spring Games
The Butler softball team went 4-2 at THE Spring Games in Madeira Beach, Florida. Beat writer Keelen Barlow breaks down his three takeaways from the weekend.
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Issue 16: Feb. 12, 2020
The Feb. 12, 2020 issue of The Butler Collegian.
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Butler baseball: New roster, new outlook, new season
Butler baseball focuses on finishing games and filling in holes in team.
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Overtime: Keeping hockey historic
Multimedia editor Jake Bedell explains how the NHL has abused the success of outdoor competition.
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‘Worst to first’: Butler softball looks to rebound from 16-win season
Butler won its first three games of the weekend for its best start to a season since 2003.
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5 Questions: Butler softball
As Butler softball nears its opening games of the 2020 season, they will look to answer these questions.