Multimedia

  • Where wellness takes root: Garden yoga at Butler University

    Where wellness takes root: Garden yoga at Butler University

    Garden Yoga is giving Butler students a chance to step away from the busy pace of college life, connect with nature, and find a little balance on campus.

  • Bringing home to campus

    Bringing home to campus

    This past weekend, Family Weekend brought Bulldogs and their families together on campus. From events and activities to cheering on the home team, families are getting a chance to experience Butler life alongside their students.

  • DOTS: Are Dawg Alerts Effective or Inconvenient?

    DOTS: Are Dawg Alerts Effective or Inconvenient?

    Following an urgent Dawg Alert sent out on Sept. 21, Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks asks students’ opinions on Butler’s emergency notification system.

  • New volunteer opportunities to better campus and beyond

    New volunteer opportunities to better campus and beyond

    The Volunteer Opportunities Council offers students a variety of on and off campus service opportunities, including a food pantry available to all Butler students. Multimedia Reporter Calleigh O’Connor shares more about the council’s impact on the Butler community.

  • Diving into The Depths

    Diving into The Depths

    A Butler professor is taking his work beyond the classroom and into the world of horror filmmaking. Peter Matsoukas produced “The Depths,” a film that follows a brother and sister whose experience with astral projection uncovers the dark effects of family trauma. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell takes a look at Matsoukas’ journey from professor…

  • Introducing the ice cream club

    Introducing the ice cream club

    A new club has started at Butler that puts a new scoop on community involvement. Multimedia Reporter Parker Williams has the scoop.

  • A memorial for Musetta: The history of Butler’s bell tower

    A memorial for Musetta: The history of Butler’s bell tower

    Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron sits down with University Archivist Kyle Stearns to discuss the history behind the Mrs. James Irving Holcomb Memorial Carillon Tower.

  • Bulldogs come home

    Bulldogs come home

    This past weekend, Butler celebrated homecoming. From tailgates and school spirit to chariot races and family fun, Bulldogs came together for a weekend full of tradition and celebration. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell dove into homecoming in full.

  • Hurry at Hinkle: BISE holds overnight NBA Cup Challenge

    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.