Irwin Library
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‘Banned books and you’: Butler Libraries hosts panel on censorship
The regulation of literature in the U.S. impacts education all around the country.
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AI in classrooms proves to be controversial
Faculty members have varying opinions on generative AI becoming more common on campus amidst the university promoting AI.
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Read banned books: Book bans and America’s descent towards increased censorship
Censorship is growing increasingly prevalent as more and more books are banned throughout America, and this is a major issue.
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“Be curious:” Advice from a retired librarian
After eight years at Irwin Library, Diane Palguta, information commons associate, is retiring.
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13 years in the making
Josh Petrusa becomes the dean of libraries.
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Butler smells like up-dawg
Butler University has many scents for our noses to interact with, and this is a detailed analysis of what they entail.
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The best places to cry at Butler
If you’ve ever been in need of a good cry but you were unsure of where to go, look no further.
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Día de Los Muertos on Campus
Multimedia reporter Eric Barnes finds out how Butler University celebrated Día de Los Muertos on campus.
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A Q&A with the Irwin goose
The Irwin geese, a fixture of Butler’s campus for the past four years, are notoriously difficult to contact. However after much chasing, the patriarch of the family finally agreed to sit down with me for an interview.