“After I stopped swimming in my sophomore year of college, I started reading, and once I kind of learned how to read, I became obsessed.”
Men’s basketball season preview: ‘We’re a completely different basketball team’
“Butler’s head man plans to lean on his deep roster to keep legs fresh and opponents on their toes.”
Who let the Dawgs out?
Students, families and alumni celebrated all week long with various events, shows and games.
Bulldogs of Butler: Strategy Games Club
“I joined freshman year not knowing a single soul, and now I would consider a lot of the Strategy Games people to be some of my best friends.”
Welcome back, Dawgs
Butler University welcomed its third-largest class in history, with 1,246 students.
First-year survival guide: Learning the Bulldog way
“New friends are made in unconventional ways, so take every opportunity available to meet new people: talk to that person wearing a “Friends” shirt in the Starbucks line, text that random girl from the same hometown for a ride home or ask the brunette their name after they ask to borrow a pencil.”
Dawgs with Style: Caroline Erickson
“Every day, I want to try to put an outfit on that makes me feel confident and reflects who I am and how I feel.”
CCOM students premiere short film “Cycle”
Butler students partnered with Emerson College’s LA campus to produce “Cycle”. Photo by Jonathan Wang.
What you need to know: Men’s basketball vs Seton Hall
“Turnovers have been one of the Bulldog’s achilles heels this season, averaging 11.2 giveaways a game. Opponents have taken advantage of the carelessness, averaging 12.2 points off turnovers.”
What you need to know: Men’s basketball vs. No. 9 Marquette
“Another upset opportunity awaits the Bulldogs at Hinkle Fieldhouse. If Butler shows the hustle and fight they did in their last two games, there is no reason they don’t stand a chance.”