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Student Government Association welcomes next president and vice president
Following the election held on March 30, Douglas Baldino and Abigail McKenzie were announced as SGA’s next president and vice president. Multimedia Editor, Reilly Byron, sits down with the newly appointed executives to discuss their future plans.
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Road to the Final Four class hosts students vs. staff basketball showdown
Butler University’s Road to the Final Four class hosted a student vs. staff basketball tournament to bring awareness to the free Final Four events happening during the Men’s Final Four weekend. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider gives a recap of the event.
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Singing into springs
Freshly Brewed is preparing for their spring concert on April 27. Multimedia Reporter Eliza West previews their concert.
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Inside the mind with Brian Tremml
“Tremml’s calming nature and effortless relatability as a former athlete give him a profound understanding of what current Bulldogs are going through and the journey they have been on to become a Division I athlete.”
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Force behind the Final Four
“After overseeing something no city has ever done before — hosting the Division I, II and III men’s Final Fours along with the NIT championship — Scott will be ending her time with the NCAA with a historic year.”
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Tattoo Tales: Stories behind the style
One way Butler students express themselves is through tattoos. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks talks to secondary education major, Kaleigh Russell, about her tattoo stories.
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From Souvlaki to Sirtaki: HSA Greek Fest
The Hellenic Student Association (@butler.hsa) hosted its annual Greek fest on March 25. As a Greek woman herself, Multimedia reporter Nia Followell covered the festival and dove deeper into the culture.
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Ronald Nored returns as Butler’s next head men’s basketball coach
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Over 70 years of connecting students with the stars
Butler University’s Holcomb Observatory was recently inducted into the Alliance of Historic Observatories. Multimedia Editor, Reilly Byron, elaborates upon its extensive history and importance on campus.