The newscast is back in the studio this week. Ben and Ethan cover the news, Marisa is in the sports corner, and Veronica talks to a special guest from Butler’s speech team.
Butler lacrosse falls to Georgetown in first conference game
The team is now 3-8 on the season.
The week ahead in Butler sports: March 11 – March 17
Everything you need to know about the upcoming week in Butler sports.
Butler lacrosse falls to Detroit Mercy
The Butler lacrosse team moved to 0-2 on the season with a loss at Detroit Mercy.
The week ahead in Butler sports: Feb. 19 – Feb. 24
Everything you need to know about the upcoming week in Butler sports.
Lee: Women’s equality in sports could change dramatically under President Trump
Women’s fight for equality in sports depends on how we see them off the the field. Why achieving equal rights in athletics is harder today, despite the legal protections of Title IX.
Frustration on the fields
MATTHEW VANTRYON | Staff Reporter The construction of the I Lot disrupted the availability of some intramural athletic fields for nearly 2,000 Butler students, and Recreation Director Scott Peden said “chaos may ensue” if the situation—among other issues—is not resolved in a timely manner. The lot’s construction diminished the amount of space available for intramural…
Lacrosse: As a club sport, men’s lacrosse is on the rise
In 2007 men’s lacrosse was discontinued as an NCAA Division I athletic program at Butler. But in response, a few players from that team created a men’s lacrosse club team at the school shortly after. Josh Phelps, junior team vice president, said the popularity of lacrosse is on the rise all across the nation. “The…