Multimedia

  • What is the Compass Center?

    What is the Compass Center?

    The Compass Center is home to Butler’s faith and spirit-based on-campus organizations. It provides a safe space for students to gather and share experiences.

  • Foodie Friday: New ways to savor your hunger

    Foodie Friday: New ways to savor your hunger

    During the fall semester, Butler’s University Program Council (UPC) brings in food trucks from around Indianapolis to campus. The free event gives all Butler students the chance to discover new food from local restaurants.

  • Welcome back to campus with the Student Government Organization

    Welcome back to campus with the Student Government Organization

    Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron sits down with SGA’s President and Vice President to talk about what the organization has in store for this year.

  • The First 55: Endless ways to be a Bulldog

    The First 55: Endless ways to be a Bulldog

    From Aug. 24 through Oct. 17, The First 55 encourages Butler students to make the most of the first 55 days of the school year with events like Weeks of Welcome, Homecoming, athletic events and Family Weekend. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell shares why the first days of school are important.

  • Why is Butler now “Built Different?”

    Why is Butler now “Built Different?”

    Butler hosted a “Brand Celebration Day” showcasing the university’s new brand elements. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks dives into the day, as well as what is different about the brand and why Butler felt a refresh was needed.

  • Butler University hosts Block Party for first-year students

    Butler University hosts Block Party for first-year students

    Block party is an annual event hosted at Hinkle Fieldhouse concluding Butler’s first-year students’ orientation week. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider talks about the importance of this event. 

  • Dawgs on the street: Happy move-in, Bulldogs!

    Dawgs on the street: Happy move-in, Bulldogs!

    Butler’s campus is full of positivity and high spirits as students return for the upcoming school year. 

  • Dawgs on the Street: Who runs history? Women!

    Dawgs on the Street: Who runs history? Women!

    Women’s History Month is celebrated every March. It is a time to recognize and honor the impact of women throughout history. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell talks with students about how they celebrate Women’s History Month and what it means to them.

  • Collegian Mini: 9/17

    Collegian Mini: 9/17

    Collegian file graphic.  ANA DOLLARD | ASSISTANT CULTURE EDITOR | adollard@butler.edu  Try out the crossword by picking up the newspaper from around campus, printing it out or drawing on the image using your device, then scroll down to the bottom of this page for the answers.