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Cappuccino and chill: great coffee spots close to Butler

When you go outside Butler’s campus, you’ll have an opportunity to get to know Indy and its locals. Making small talk in a new place with a stranger enhances your social skills and connects you to those outside our bubble.
Jordan Hall basement pipeline bursts after 60-degree temperature fluctuation

Water damage due to flooding in the academic building’s basement has caused over 10 class sections to be relocated.
Tea Time 2.6

It’s a new year and a new episode of Tea Time! Madi and Audrey cover trains, planes, automobiles, and movie critics, among other things. Also, new tunes are shared, because everyone needs a playlist refresh for the start of the spring semester.
Students transition back to Butler after studying abroad

The Center for Global Education held an “Unpacking Your Study Abroad Experience” event where students could share their stories from abroad.
Internship spotlight: Butler student interns at Emily’s List

Lydia Ochs, junior political science major, interns full time as part of Butler’s Washington D.C. Learning Semester.
Dawgs with Style: Nadia Issa

First-year Nadia Issa’s passion for fashion breaks down barriers of stereotypes concerning minorities and encourages people to celebrate their individuality
How to Reduce Your Carbon Pawprint

From reusable straws to huge, neon, sticker-clad hydroflasks, many students on campus have kept up with environmental trends and made efforts to limit waste. However, much more can be done to promote sustainability and limit waste.
Students share study abroad experiences

Studying abroad is a big undertaking. Flights can be delayed or missed and alarms don’t wake you up. Once students get to their destination, classes only take up a small percentage of time and the weekends become jaunts to other countries.
Butlertology 2.4

Josh and Josh react to Butler men’s basketball team’s win over Seton Hall. Plus, Jenna Foreman stops by the show.