students

Tuition shouldn’t be an arm and a leg

“‘It’s exhausting. I go to classes all day and study all the time, then I still have to wake up early for work. It’s mentally draining, but with how much school costs now, having a job is a necessity.’”
This month with President Danko: Making Butler Bolder

Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron talks with Butler’s president James Danko to discuss his focus on “the people of Butler,” as well as improving the university’s image.
THE LUME: Dalí Alive, a look through

Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields has opened a new exhibit and multimedia reporter Ali Moulton dives into the art. She also shares some special deals for students.
Dawgs on the Street: Valentine’s Day plans

What’s your Valentine’s Day plans? Multimedia Reporter Kayla Campbell asks students around campus about their heart-shaped plans.
New I-LEAD space in Jordan Hall

Multimedia reporter Ali Moulton highlights the new I-LEAD space in Jordan Hall, and how students can use it.
Karaoke at Atherton Union

Multimedia reporter Alexei Whittaker reports about the return of karaoke night to Atherton Union.
Butler Interfaith community discusses past year, plans for future

The Butler Interfaith Council, a group of around 12 students from different religious backgrounds, was created to foster religious conversations for students from a variety of religious backgrounds. The council’s goal is to allow for conversations concerning religious and secular questions and experiences.
Butler students react to new album releases and re-releases

As springtime sets in on campus, students populate the mall and life is breathed back into us all, these revamped classics can help all of us finish out strong.
Women? Womxn? Womyn?

Gaining popularity over the last few decades, the different spellings of “women” has caused empowerment, discourse and controversy.