“New friends are made in unconventional ways, so take every opportunity available to meet new people: talk to that person wearing a “Friends” shirt in the Starbucks line, text that random girl from the same hometown for a ride home or ask the brunette their name after they ask to borrow a pencil.”
Expectations vs. reality: U.S. edition
“Butler’s international community reflected on their biggest cultural shocks.”
Bu BeWell provides not-so-average first aid
Dorm essentials may include a handy first aid kit for those unexpected accidents. However, do students have the supplies needed to assist their peers struggling with their mental health? Well, BUBeWell is holding the perfect event for this scenario.
Dawgs on the Street: Valentine’s Day plans
What’s your Valentine’s Day plans? Multimedia Reporter Kayla Campbell asks students around campus about their heart-shaped plans.
New I-LEAD space in Jordan Hall
Multimedia reporter Ali Moulton highlights the new I-LEAD space in Jordan Hall, and how students can use it.
The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Episode 5
Tune into the first show of the semester, Episode 5 of The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST! All things Butler University is covered in this fast-paced media show. Segments include the Butler Collegian Sports Report, This Month with President Danko, Club Chat and more. DAWGCAST is hosted by Multimedia Editor Eva Hallman. Tune in on Spotify or YouTube, at The Butler Collegian.
Butler: Hacked
These Butler-specific life hacks make campus life easier and more efficient.
Five things we miss — and don’t miss — about traditional life at Butler
Students and professors are ambivalent about the changes in classroom and campus dynamic as a result of health and safety guidelines.
A Butler University flu season reminder
It’s peak flu season, and opinion columnist Claire Barnett has a gentle reminder to share with campus as we navigate our way through this perilous point in the year.
Predicting the 10 biggest changes on Butler’s campus in the next decade
Reporter Emma Beavins predicts what students might have to look forward to in the next 10 years at Butler.