“On Feb. 6, Butler announced plans to expand their on-campus housing options — building apartment-style residential housing for juniors, seniors, graduate students and young alumni.”
Plumbing problems plague ResCo
Students in Residential College are welcomed to the spring semester by flooding, leaking sinks, dead bugs and slow maintenance response times.
ResCo’s ‘facelift’ is nearing finish line
It was charming and had its roots, but it was time for a renovation.
The joys of coed living
Living coed allows students to live with the people they want to and make the most out of their time at Butler.
Comparing Irvington and ResCo based on new renovations
Multimedia reporter Rachel Christie finds out about new ResCo renovations and how they compare to Irvington House.
Roommates: How does this even work?
I know this is uncharted territory for the majority of people, but it does not have to be an awful experience. Despite the difficulties you may encounter, having a built-in pal to be there for assistance and companionship is kind of nice.
Bon Appétit makes changes to dining experience
New options to join familiar favorites at the dining locations on campus.
First-years living in Fairview due to large incoming class
Butler admits third-largest incoming class, filling each bed in Irvington and ResCo, sending some first-years to sophomore housing.
What’s new on campus
Multimedia reporter Ethan Polak tells us about all the changes that happened on campus this summer.
ResCo renovations: Right on schedule
As students arrive on campus for their first-year at Butler University, ResCo renovations from 2022 summer come to a close just in time, giving students a modernized dorm experience.