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Butler Collegian Newscast 10/25/22

The Butler Collegian returns for another newscast inside the studio! Eva Hallman and Jade Eilers share the latest news on what’s going around Butler’s campus. Maeve Van Etten has the recaps and previews across the Butler Athletics. Finally, Rachel Christie is joined by Butler Collegian opinion editor Aiden Gregg for the second episode of “Meet…
Butler Collegian Newscast 10/05/22

Multimedia reporter Ethan Polak reports about the latest construction around Jordan Hall and the upcoming celebration for the Levinson Family Hall Dedication ceremony. Multimedia reporter Eva Hallman joins him to discuss the benefits of the Butler campus farm.
Emma Quasny elected as Collegian editor-in-chief

Quasny will hold the position for the 2022-23 academic year. Her goals for the paper include improving community, trust and engagement.
Butler hosts a memorial tribute for Art Levin

Former Journalism department chair and Collegian advisor Art Levin is honored with a tribute during Homecoming
Senior Bulldogs get their lost season back

After losing a season to the pandemic, many Butler athletes are utilizing the new NCAA rule in order to play another year.
Before Jackie Robinson, there was Thomas Harding

1940 Butler graduate Thomas Harding, who almost broke MLB’s color barrier, is America’s most forgotten Black pioneer.
Senior Sendoff: Finding a home

Butler Collegian sports editor Drew Favakeh talks about what led him to Butler, and why the Butler Collegian will always hold a special place in his heart
Humans of Hinkle: Sonya Hopkins

“And here’s the piece about me that I don’t necessarily speak openly about, but it is the very heart of my story,” Hopkins said. “And that is, I feel like I was being led by a higher power, without question.”
Brad Stevens, players, reflect on 2011 National Championship run

10 years after making consecutive National Championship appearances, Stevens and the team look back on the Cinderella run.