spring sports
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BASO hosts annual Spring Sports event
Multimedia reporter Reece Butler reports about BASO’s annual all-night Spring Sports event.
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BASO’s annual Spring Sports raises awareness for Special Olympics
“While BASO focuses on helping Special Olympics continue to support its athletes, through its events and fundraising, the organization hopes the event also provides Butler students the opportunity to get together and have fun.”
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Butler Collegian Newscast 4/12/23
Multimedia co-editor Maeve Van Etten reports about BASO Spring Sports and Butler Ballet’s upcoming showcase of Swan Lake. Multimedia reporter Eva Hallman introduces us to a 500 Festival Princess who is close to home.
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Butler Collegian Newscast 3/30/22
The newscast is back in the studio this week. Ben and Ethan cover the news, Marisa is in the sports corner, and Veronica talks to a special guest from Butler’s speech team.
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The Return of BASO’s Spring Sports
Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten reports on this year’s Spring Sports and its return to normalcy.
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Butler Collegian Newscast 3/23/22
Multimedia reporter Maeve Van Etten reports about BASO’s Spring Sports event coming up, and multimedia reporter Ben Buttrick talks about an annoyance for student drivers.
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Spring Sports raises over $3,500 for Special Olympics Indiana
Butler Ambassadors to Special Olympics put on their annual Spring Sports event, which lasts from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. in the Health and Recreation Center and Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Butler softball drops two, wins one in Providence
The Butler Bulldogs won the first game against Providence College but dropped the next two in weekend softball matchup.
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OPINION | Fans should support more than basketball
Homefield advantage means nothing when students do not attend spring sporting events. I would expect Jordan Hall or the library to be empty on the weekend. However, I wouldn’t expect this at one of the many athletic competitions that go on every weekend. Student attendance at sports games this spring has been very low. At…