Dawgs on the Street

Dawgs on the Street: Who runs history? Women!

Women’s History Month is celebrated every March. It is a time to recognize and honor the impact of women throughout history. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell talks with students about how they celebrate Women’s History Month and what it means to them.
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.
Dawgs on the Street: What are your favorite holiday traditions?

With the end of the semester around the corner, many students are excited for the upcoming breaks. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams asked students what they’re most looking forward to this holiday season.
Dawgs on the Street: What’s your favorite Homecoming tradition?

Multimedia Reporter Eliza West asks students around campus about their Homecoming excitement and favorite traditions.
Dawgs on the Street: Ending the semester strong

Multimedia Reporter Brooke Capper asks Butler students for their study tips and advice on tackling end of the year stress.
Dawgs On The Street: What Valentine’s Day is like for single students

Assistant Multimedia Editor, Kayla Campbell, talks to students on campus who are not in relationships to hear their thoughts on Valentine’s Day.
Dawgs on the Street: When tuition goes up, so does student anger

Multimedia reporter Frankie Ponzio hears from Butler students about the recent increase in tuition, and how this will affect their future at the university.
Dawgs on the Street: How are you coping with election stress?

Multimedia reporter Brooke Capper interviews Butler students about attending stress relief events on campus and dealing with election induced anxiety.