Ollie Fitzgerald

  • Crime Logs Aug-Sept.

    Crime Logs Aug-Sept.

  • Indy heats up

    Indy heats up

    A week-long heat wave hit Indianapolis at the start of September, sending temperatures into the high 90s and hitting feels-like temperatures over 100 degrees. While this heat wave was four degrees off from record temperatures, it has been over 10 degrees warmer than the yearly averages.  Extreme heat can be deadly for people who are…

  • AI reshaping the classroom

    AI reshaping the classroom

    “‘We have to start exploring. We have to see what we can gain from using AI, but at the same time being cautious and responsible.’”

  • The Bulldogs are back in town

    The Bulldogs are back in town

    “Students return to campus for the 2026-27 school year.”

  • ‘Setting the Standard for Bold’

    ‘Setting the Standard for Bold’

    “‘We want to make sure we talk about the university and the brand reflects the university in a way that is authentic to the actual lived experience of students.’”

  • Butler breaks ground on new ballroom

    Butler breaks ground on new ballroom

    Construction begins for the Allen Whitehall Clowes Ballroom

  • Suzanne Reading announced as interim CCOM dean

    Suzanne Reading announced as interim CCOM dean

    “‘I am confident that under her guidance, the College of Communication is in capable and caring hands.’”

  • PETA advocates for the retirement of Butler’s live mascot program

    PETA advocates for the retirement of Butler’s live mascot program

    Following the retirement announcement of Butler Blue IV to prioritize his health, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sent a letter to President James Danko encouraging the university to fully retire its live bulldog mascot program. The letter proposes a new mascot — The Butler Bullfrogs — and offers to pay for a new bullfrog mascot costume.  In a press…

  • 10 pending bills in Indiana to keep an eye on

    10 pending bills in Indiana to keep an eye on

    “Indiana residents have the ability to contact their local officials regarding concerns with different legislation being passed.”