Hinkle Fieldhouse
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Stolen student scooter retrieved
“A Butler student locked up his scooter outside Irvington House and walked to and from I-lot, only to come back to find the scooter missing, the lock broken on the ground”
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Students voice concern for accessibility amid construction, elevator outages
“It just didn’t seem like there was much thought for any students in mind.”
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Hurry at Hinkle: BISE holds overnight NBA Cup Challenge
In anticipation of Hinkle Fieldhouse hosting the NBA Cup Championship in December, BISE gave students the opportunity to create their own promotional campaign for the game and possibly be hired by the NBA. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks gives an in depth look at the night.
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BISE, Dawg Pound team up on NBA Cup marketing sprint
“In teams of five, students worked for 12 hours to develop a marketing campaign to convince Butler students to attend the NBA Cup Championship, being hosted at Hinkle on Dec. 11.”
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Hinkle to host NBA Cup Championship
“The NBA announced June 30 that the Emirates NBA Cup 2026 Championship will take place at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Dec. 11.”
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Women’s basketball formally welcomes new head coach
“‘As myself and my staff have already hit the ground running with building a roster and a new family to embrace this journey with, we’ve seen so much excitement around the Butler name’”
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Inside the mind with Brian Tremml
“Tremml’s calming nature and effortless relatability as a former athlete give him a profound understanding of what current Bulldogs are going through and the journey they have been on to become a Division I athlete.”
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NIT semifinals and College Slam Dunk & Three-Point Contests descend on Hinkle
“As Indianapolis prepares to host its ninth Final Four, the NCAA has turned the Circle City into a basketball championship city.”
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BREAKING: BUPD in search of information regarding Hinkle heist
“On Saturday, March 21 at 1:16 a.m. five unidentified individuals gained unauthorized access to Hinkle Fieldhouse and left eleven minutes later with approximately $12,000 to $15,000 worth of ‘communication equipment’.”