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  • How absentee voting works

    How absentee voting works

    The 2016 election is right around the corner, and although some Butler students live in the Indianapolis area, some live elsewhere and need an absentee ballot to vote.

  • Seton Hall sweeps Bulldogs at Hinkle

    Seton Hall sweeps Bulldogs at Hinkle

    Seton Hall University ended the Butler volleyball team’s three match winning streak on Oct. 22, defeating the Bulldogs in three sets.

  • Women’s soccer falls to Marquette in overtime

    Women’s soccer falls to Marquette in overtime

    Marquette University ended the Butler women’s soccer team’s two game winning streak on Oct. 23.

  • Trip tears ACL, expects to miss 8-10 weeks

    Trip tears ACL, expects to miss 8-10 weeks

    Butler Blue III currently recovers from ACL surgery. Family, friends and fans hope for a speedy recovery for Butler’s live mascot.

  • Women’s basketball leans on youth for upcoming season

    Women’s basketball leans on youth for upcoming season

    The Butler University women’s basketball team prepares for the season by focusing on team chemistry on-court and developing young talent.

  • A Horror Movie at the Symphony

    A Horror Movie at the Symphony

    The Butler University Symphony Orchestra presented their latest and spooky installment from their Music at Butler Series on Saturday October 22, 2016 in Howard L. Schrott Center.

  • The rising presence of immigration issues in the United States

    The rising presence of immigration issues in the United States

    Author Margaret Regan spoke about a “very apt and present issue facing America” on Thursday evening. The investigative reporter from Arizona shared true stories of deportation, separation and detention of immigrant families from her book, “Detained and Deported” to a crowd of about 40 Butler students and faculty.

  • Operation Leftover

    Operation Leftover

    The Butler Catholic Community brings a group of Butler students every last Thursday of the month to participate in Operation Leftover, a program that aids those experiencing homelessness in downtown Indy.

  • Men’s basketball works to find footing as season begins

    Men’s basketball works to find footing as season begins

    The Butler University men’s basketball team will focus on blending their team full of new faces when they play Wabash College on Saturday at Hinkle Fieldhouse.