Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten reports about BASO’s upcoming Polar Plunge and a LinkedIn workshop, and multimedia reporter Eva Hallman reports about the recent success of Clowes Memorial Hall.
Butler hosts The Bachelor Live on Stage
The Bachelor Live on Stage is a chance for fans of “The Bachelor” to experience a night of what it’s like to be on the show.
Butler Collegian Newscast 2/16/22
Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten reports about a recent accomplishment for Clowes Hall and upcoming SGA headshots, and multimedia reporter Alexei Whittaker previews this year’s BUDM.
Butler University hosts Broadway production of “The Play That Goes Wrong”
Everything you need to know about one of Broadway’s funniest shows, which is coming to Butler University this week. Matt DiCarlo will be directing the perfected trainwreck of a play.
27 years in the making: 1 million attendees at Clowes Education Matinee series
A milestone 27 years in the making, the Clowes Education Matinee series surpassed its one million visitors mark, with a group of 44 second and third graders from Walnut Elementary School last Tuesday.
David Sheff, New York Times bestselling author, presents “The Addicted Brain”
The lecture, focusing on the realities of drug addiction, will be at 7:30 p.m. March 26 in Clowes Memorial Hall.
New Butler Arts Center director named
After working as interim executive director since July, AaronHurt was officially appointed to head Butler Arts Center.
Review: “Beautiful” dazzles at Clowes Hall over weekend
Before she was Carol King, the famous singer-songwriter, she was Carol Klein, a girl from Brooklyn who had to fight her way into the male-dominated recording industry with nothing but her talent and her determination.
Graffiti: Not your mother’s portraits
BRITTANY GARRETT: STAFF REPORTER “Tagging”—the art of graffiti—has only recently found its way into the world of accepted art forms. Existing in the nebulous region between self-expression and public desecration, the idea is still quite controversial. Despite this, exhibitions of graffiti art have sprung up in established and venerated artistic venues from Los Angeles to…
Star Fountain repairs continue
From fountain hopping to bubbling, Star Fountain has been the focus of many lasting memories for Butler students. Today, it stands out as a black eye on campus. While undergoing maintenance over the summer, a construction worker accidentally backed his pickup truck into the fountain, knocking several pieces of limestone loose. Junior Rachel Head, a…