Butler’s student-run campus thrift store, Blue’s Closet, is a pop-up shop focused on sustainability by offering used garments. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell shares how this organization has grown and how it continues to prosper.
Blue IV steps away from public appearances, search beginning for replacement
“Blue IV has served as the mascot since January of 2020, making appearances in and around the Butler community, as well as amassing 121,000 Instagram followers.”
Campus reacts to tuition changes
On Jan. 23, Butler announced changes to the costs of tuition. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams speaks on the students’ reactions.
Dawgs on the Street: Snow, snow, snow
The winter weather system that affected most of the country during the last week of January hit Butler hard. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks talks with students about what they did during the snowstorm, and how the administration handled working around it.
Dawgs on the Street: New semester, new opportunities
Multimedia Reporter Eliza West asks students how they feel about the new semester.
The MLK Love Walk marks 11 years
The 11th Annual MLK Love Walk took place on Monday, Jan. 19th on Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams recaps the walk.
New Final Four classes offer students a unique perspective into the NCAA’s largest tournament
“‘All of this is happening and if we just sat here — 15 minutes from the heart of collegiate basketball — and we’re just twiddling our thumbs, then shame on us as an institution.’”
Dawgs on the Street: Sister Cindy’s ‘Ho No Mo’ campus tour
On Tuesday afternoon, social media influencer Sister Cindy stopped at Butler on her “Ho No Mo” campus tour. Multimedia Reporters Reilly Byron and Parker Williams asked students about their experiences with the guest speaker.
VIDEO: BISE breaks into the Indianapolis sports scene
The new Butler Institute for Sports & Entertainment program integrates classroom-learned skillsets with real-world experience. Multimedia Editor Piper Bailey reports on the program’s opportunities.
Butler University suspends its Social Justice and Diversity requirement
“The university claims that the move is intended to protect the institution’s access to state and federal funding, which includes grants and financial aid programs.”