“The Butler men’s and women’s cross country make their return to the grass fields after their historic run last season in search for more success.”
OT: Celebrity Boxing is becoming more popular despite the obvious risks
After another victory for Paul, celebrity boxing looks to be becoming more popular each day despite the obvious risks.
Sports Media Students Receive New Production Truck
Multimedia Reporter Sierra Borkowski reports about the new production truck that will be used for sports media students to receive more hands-on experience.
OT: Larry Legend doesn’t have anything left to prove about his legacy
“After 17 seasons in the NFL, Larry Fitzgerlad has nothing left to prove after an all-time great career.”
Senior Bulldogs get their lost season back
After losing a season to the pandemic, many Butler athletes are utilizing the new NCAA rule in order to play another year.
Remembering Xan: Through his lens
Through his photos, Xan did more than capture moments on the court. He inspired us all with his relentless work ethic and willingness to always help others succeed.
Consent with Caitlin: A timely and much-needed consent refresher
Moral of the story is always get consent, duh, toxic masculinity sucks, and always believe survivors.
Humans of Hinkle: Sonya Hopkins
“And here’s the piece about me that I don’t necessarily speak openly about, but it is the very heart of my story,” Hopkins said. “And that is, I feel like I was being led by a higher power, without question.”
There’s always a Wednesday on the other side
Butler Collegian sports editor Drew Sandifer looks back on his path to the Collegian, and what it taught him about himself and life.
Humans of Hinkle: Dave Peach
Through Butler basketball’s metamorphic change through two Final Four appearances, a familiar voice echoes throughout Hinkle Fieldhouse.