Hink

  • The search for new Hinks begins 

    The search for new Hinks begins 

    “‘Looking back, [it’s] probably one of the best things I’ve done here at Butler.’”

  • Who let the Dawgs out?

    Who let the Dawgs out?

    Students, families and alumni celebrated all week long with various events, shows and games.

  • Butler Basketball Tip-Off Party pumps up fans

    Butler Basketball Tip-Off Party pumps up fans

    The Butler Basketball Tip-Off Party brought fun, insightful moments for fans. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks recaps the festivities.

  • Meet Hink

    Meet Hink

    “‘When they graduate, they don’t want to graduate from being Hink’”

  • Upcoming Mascot Tryouts

    Upcoming Mascot Tryouts

    Multimedia reporter Alexei Whittaker tells you everything you need to know about this year’s mascot tryouts.

  • Putting the swagger into Hink

    Butler University student by day, Hink the Bulldog by night.  The time has come to select two brave people to mask their identities and transform into the Butler mascot. Mascot auditions are swiftly approaching.   Auditions will be split into two parts.  The first part is an interview conducted by spirit coordinator Jamie Troyer. “As the…

  • BASKETBALL ISSUE | From the mouth of the mascot

    By Ashley Davis Butler Collegian:  How was it to experience back-to-back national championship games? Hink: It was simply amazing. The whole campus was going crazy obviously, but as a mascot I felt more invested because we put work into the program, albeit indirectly. It was one of the most memorable experiences ever to partake in.…

  • Ready to cheer

    Butler University’s cheerleaders and mascot traveled north to kick off the athletic season with a week of drills and workouts. The Bulldogs were joined by squads from across the nation at the Universal Cheerleaders Association spirit camp for a week of drills and grueling workouts. “All the workouts and the schedule of each day is…

  • Robot Rodeo: Ron 5 travels to Houston

    Following last year’s NCAA Division I men’s Basketball Championships, junior guard Ronald Nored had surgery to correct stress fractures in both knees. The surgery was successful, but left Nored with metal rods in each leg. But the rods did not hinder his play, rather they accentuated his robot-like defensive stance and wiry movements on the…