Culture

The not-so-secret lives of Mormon wives

The women of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” from left to right: Jessi Ngatikaura, Taylor Frankie Paul, Jennifer Affleck, Demi Angemann, Whitney Leavitt, Mikayla Matthews, Mayci Neeley and Layla Taylor. Photo courtesy of The Daily Beast.
Anticipating this year’s Visiting Writers Series

Butler University’s Visiting Writers Series provides a vibrant community filled with many opportunities to evolve as a writer, scholar or individual.
From Thailand to Indianapolis: Moo Deng’s international takeover

Moo Deng is an energetic almost-three-month-old pygmy hippo. Her spunky personality has made her a relatable animal meme for brands, sports teams and students.
Swig is a promising new sweet treat spot

“Although many Butler students have not tried its drinks because of a lack of locations in the Midwest, Swig has the potential to become a staple for the college lifestyle.”
The “Ovid” opportunity

The first-year focused journal provides a place for students to find community with fellow creators.
Reel treasures of Indianapolis

“Indianapolis is home to phenomenal movie theaters that inspire audiences to return to where movies are enjoyed best: the big screen.”
Q&A with Joey Dardano: A stand-up guy

“With a distinctive ability to connect with audiences and push the limits of structured comedy, Dardano delivers humor and authenticity simultaneously.”
The year of Kendrick Lamar

In the wake of the announcement that Kendrick Lamar will be the performing artist at Super Bowl LIX, it is time to look back at his historic year.
Dawgs with Style: Breanna Wilson

“As long as you’re wearing what you like and what makes you feel good, that’s all that should matter.”