Ella Hall
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The Chalamet controversy
“Chalamet quickly acknowledged his respect for people in ballet and opera following this statement, but then said, ‘I just lost 14 cents in viewership,’ which many online viewers found flippant and dismissive.”
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Campus groups collaborate to promote cultural exchange
“The Morton Finney Equity Leadership Team (MELT) originated the event in an effort to connect the Butler community through experiences that promote cross-cultural understanding.”
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Campus gas leak reports increase in spring semester
“Vinyard emphasized that the recent alerts are not related and are not cause for public concern.”
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Olympian Alexi Pappas speaks on success
“Pappas encouraged students to view their identity as evolving rather than fixed, or in her words, to see themselves as a verb.”
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Butler’s TPUSA chapter hosts State Senate Candidate Travis Hankins
“‘We don’t need politicians anymore. We need leaders, conservative leaders who have to stand up for the people and simply do what’s right every single time.’”
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Yale professor Elijah Anderson to give lecture at Butler
“Anderson will be speaking on race and civility through his concept of a “cosmopolitan canopy,” the idea of different aspects of society being united.”
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Indy community seeks protection for Martin University’s legacy
‘“Historic status would be designated by the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission, ensuring that the site would require city approval for renovation.”’
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Butler RecWell kicks off semester with fitness challenge
“A mix of group fitness classes, independent workouts and recreational activities is featured, including Pilates classes, strength training sessions and pick-up basketball games.”
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Surging RA applications reflect housing strain
“There is never a year where we don’t turn down students who are qualified, and it is solely due to the fact that there are not many spots available, and a lot of students want to become Resident Assistants.”