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Post-spring break brings humanitarian and ISO music director

While March will not see another NCAA men’s basketball tournament run for Butler, the university has no shortage of exciting events coming up this month, including visits from actress-humanitarian America Ferrera and Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra music director Krzysztof Urbanski. America Ferrera has won an Emmy, a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award, but

SGA board brings ‘It Gets Better’ campaign creator to campus

In 2010, columnist and author Dan Savage and his partner Terry Miller created an eight-minute video for young people facing harassment as more LGBTQ students started committing suicide because of bullying. The video had a simple message: It gets better. Butler University is hosting its own “It Gets Better” week, culminating in Savage speaking in

Tiny houses make big impact

In a society where most are looking to upgrade to the biggest and the best, one native Iowan started a company devoted to downsizing—big time. Jay Shafer, author of “The Small House Book” and owner of Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, specializes in designing houses that can be as small as 100 square feet. Shafer will

Senior dance dreams realized

Karl Watson’s choreographed dreams of effortless grace are becoming reality in this year’s senior dance production. Watson is one of five Butler University seniors who will participate in the senior dance production that showcases each dancer’s unique ability and talent. “You really get the professional experience,” Watson said. “As an emerging choreographer, it’s unusual to

Java Jammin’

After tomorrow’s final Java Jams round, Butler will have its own indie rock American Idol. We asked the judges from round two to tell us their thoughts about the five contestants. The three judges from the night included Dan Snodgrass, who supplies guitar and vocals for local band The Bonesetters; Katie Carlson, a junior marketing

BASKETBALL | Loss to Valparaiso dashes NCAA tournament hopes

VALPARAISO– For the first time in seven years, the Butler men’s basketball team won’t appear in the NCAA tournament. Needing to win four games to take the Horizon League tournament championship and earn an automatic bid, the Bulldogs fell short in a semifinal 65-46 loss to top-seeded Valparaiso Saturday night. Junior forward Ryan Broekhoff  led

BASKETBALL | Butler tops UW-Milwaukee, advances in Horizon League Tournament

Another runaway victory gives Butler a chance to do what it has failed to so far: beat first-place Valparaiso. The Bulldogs dominated Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the second half Friday to earn a 71-49 victory in the second round of the Horizon League tournament. Butler (20-13, 12-7) advances to play the Crusaders, 2-0 against the Bulldogs, on

Run-off between Keller, Reynolds today

None of the four presidential candidates in this year’s Student Government Association election received a majority vote on Monday, prompting a run-off this afternoon between Michael Keller and Kelsa Reynolds. All Butler students can vote through a link distributed through campus email and on the log-in page for BUMail from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m.

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