Arts, Etc.

The theme of revolution will be at the forefront of various artistic performances and displays in the first Butler University [...]

Butler jazz ensembles will be performing with a world-famous percussionist at the 2013 Butler ArtsFest. Bobby Sanabria, a seven-time Grammy [...]

The Butler theatre department is taking the theme of revolution to a whole new level this week with the opening [...]

Did you know, if you turn a crossword puzzle upside down, the grid remains unchanged? Do you know what percentage [...]

Indianapolis is home to unique and exciting music venues for students looking to get away from the Butler Bubble for [...]

Aaron Copland’s “The Tender Land” tells the story of a sheltered Midwestern community whose comfort is shattered by outsiders. Butler [...]

Butler University’s international studies program is passing its reins to a new director. Eloise Sureau, an associate French professor, will [...]

Between 15,000 and 19,000 Afghan civilians have died in the war in Afghanistan, according to figures from www.costsofwar.org and the [...]

Perhaps contrary to popular belief, the Jordan College of the Arts’ main musical output is not sweeping symphonies, rousing overtures [...]

It is 1865. The American Civil War is finally over, and Lincoln bestows freedom to the slaves. Overnight, newfound freedom [...]