Participants in the upcoming Butler Ballet Student Choreography Showcase share how the student-led show has helped them grow as artists and as a community.
YikYak is back
After a four year ban, the localized, anonymous commenting app “YikYak” has been restored to its former glory, and Butler students are picking up right where they left off.
Out of state students deal with snow
Multimedia reporter Christopher Tarvardian talks to two students from out of state about how they feel about snow and winter storms.
Making Black History
In honor of Black History Month, here are four Butler alums and four current students you should know.
Butler students react to beginning their second on-campus semester during the pandemic
After a full semester of adapting to COVID-19 restrictions, academics, and social changes, students prepare to do it all again.
‘Being around your friends makes the hardships of college a lot easier to deal with.’
Butler blues: Many Butler University students say they miss campus community.
A study in Blue
Blaire Trusty, a senior art and design major, has created a bulldog piece each year of school. The art ranges from acrylic paint on a traditional canvas, statues and digital paintings.
Students speak out about Ross Hall, Irvington House dissonance on campus
Students from Ross and Irvington delve into what they believe are the root causes of discord between the two residence hall groups.
Students share study abroad experiences
Studying abroad is a big undertaking. Flights can be delayed or missed and alarms don’t wake you up. Once students get to their destination, classes only take up a small percentage of time and the weekends become jaunts to other countries.
Diversity, excitement and concern: a glance at Butler’s newest class
ALEXANDRA BODE Staff Reporter Butler University welcomed a record-breaking class last weekend. It was not size, but the group’s diversity which put it in the school’s history books. The class of 2017 is the most ethnically and geographically diverse freshman class to date. Of the 1,025 new students, 14.4 percent label themselves as “multicultural,”…