“[Being independent] is definitely a part of being an adult, eventually you’re gonna find your own friends, maybe a significant other that you’re going to do stuff with, and that’s going to be your life, more than your family and your friends from when you were growing up.”
CASE Office to receive renovations
Multimedia co-editor Maeve Van Etten reports about the renovations that are coming to the CASE Office in Jordan Hall.
First-year seminar: More than just a requirement
Though FYS is a required course for Butler first-years, it offers many opportunities for students and staff to learn and grow.
Students’ expectations versus the reality
What happens on campus is different from what Butler is advertising to students.
Back to school rush: Easing anxiety about the school year
Trusting yourself will help a lot in deciding what is right for you, what people to spend time with and what you want your college experience to be.
POV: New dawgs in the dawg house
New experiences and opportunities welcomed the class of 2026. From late nights of relentless fun to early mornings of relaxation, first-years were immersed in the climate and culture of their new home.
First-Year Business Students Adapt
Multimedia Reporter Maeve Van Etten talks with first-year business students about how this year looks a little different than the past.
Consent with Caitlin: A look into Butler’s consent workshop
Delving into consent on Butler’s Campus with Sexual Assault Response and Prevention Specialist Jules Arthur-Grable, Senior Caroline Lettrich, and First year Maddie Darr
Realities of a Butler first-year
Being a first-year is harder than it looks, but it is also super awesome. Pretty much, it is going to take a while to figure this whole college thing out.
The perks and difficulties of life as an RA
Columnist Bridget Early examines the joys and challenges of life as a Butler RA.