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Senior Sendoff: One more story
“This paper has given me so much more than just a space to write. Collegian Nation, you believed in me when I couldn’t, just by reading my work. I am so grateful that you all have trusted me and the writers I work with to bring you your news and tell your stories.”
‘A new way of talking about the same work’
The Center for Faith and Vocation changes name to The Compass Center.
Leah Ollie elected as Collegian editor-in-chief
“Ollie, an English major with anthropology and museum studies minors, will serve as The Butler Collegian editor-in-chief for the 2024-25 academic year.”
Dr. Carolyn Gentle-Genitty hired as inaugural dean of Founder’s College
The two-year college will welcome its first class of students in August 2025.
Butler Brew to be replaced by student-run cafe
Many within LSB and Bon Appétit have been working hard to create this project which they hope to turn into an innovative model that can be used across Butler’s campus and at other universities.
Behind barn doors: Factory farming’s lethal secrets
The Desmond Tutu Peace Lab hosted Marina Bolotnikova with her lecture “Bailing Out Big Meat: How the Public Pays for Factory Farming’s Disasters”.
Visualizing a vibrant future for Irwin Library
Irwin Library dean and staff begin developing a plan to help Irwin Library reach its full potential.
Students report man acting inappropriately near sorority houses
BUPD says no crime has been committed.
Students get involved in real-world politics
Many political science students work or intern for politicians such as André Carson, Eric Doden, Josh Lowry and Mike Pence.