Nia Followell

  • 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…

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 4

    The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 4

    Tune in to the fourth episode of the third season of The Butler Collegian ‘DAWGCAST’. This video podcast series covers everything from The Butler Collegian Sports Report, Dawgs with Style and more. This DAWGCAST episode is hosted by Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron and is available on Spotify and YouTube.

  • From Souvlaki to Sirtaki: HSA Greek Fest

    From Souvlaki to Sirtaki: HSA Greek Fest

    The Hellenic Student Association (@butler.hsa) hosted its annual Greek fest on March 25. As a Greek woman herself, Multimedia reporter Nia Followell covered the festival and dove deeper into the culture.

  • 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.

  • Bulldogs Baking Change: Sweets for a cause

    Bulldogs Baking Change: Sweets for a cause

    Bulldogs Baking Change is a student-led campus group that bakes and sells homemade challah and other sweets to raise funds and awareness for local and national efforts fighting food insecurity.

  • From pop-up to purpose: The growth of Blue’s Closet

    From pop-up to purpose: The growth of Blue’s Closet

    Butler’s student-run campus thrift store, Blue’s Closet, is a pop-up shop focused on sustainability by offering used garments. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell shares how this organization has grown and how it continues to prosper. 

  • More than a month: Black history in focus

    More than a month: Black history in focus

    To honor Black History Month, organizations such as Butler’s Black Student Union are hosting various events. Multimedia Reporter Nia Followell shares why this month is so important.