Culture
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Upcoming “Shang-Chi” movie represents a big step for Marvel
The newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe fosters representation by being the first in the franchise to center an Asian superhero.
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Student organizations for social justice
These organizations are bringing awareness to suicide prevention, sexual assault and sustainability while creating a welcoming space for all students.
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Devour Indy: Summerfest 2021
Devour Indy is holding its annual Summerfest Aug. 23 through Sep. 5 featuring over 100 restaurants across the city offering specially priced, featured menus.
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Clowes’ new look – inside and out
From a brand new entrance into Clowes to allowing full audience capacity at shows again, the arts are starting to return back to normal, without the implications of COVID-19 restrictions.
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Cooking in a college dorm
Making food in a college dorm with limited resources and skills may be difficult, but here are five creative ways to still enjoy dorm dining.
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A digital stroll through Van Gogh’s most famous works
THE LUME Indianapolis features a dimly lit entrance, which covers the whole of the fourth floor of Newfields. Photo by Julian Cirnigliaro. Julian Cirnigliaro | Photography Editor | jcirnigl@butler.edu Described as a “multi-sensory experience” and covering a mind-bending 30,000 square feet, Newfields’ THE LUME is the largest continuous exhibition in the 138-year history of the…
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Your guide to the top four of “RuPaul’s Drag Race”
Symone, Gottmik, Rosé and Kandy Muse will battle it out in the “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 13 finale; here’s everything you need to know.
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Butler Interfaith community discusses past year, plans for future
The Butler Interfaith Council, a group of around 12 students from different religious backgrounds, was created to foster religious conversations for students from a variety of religious backgrounds. The council’s goal is to allow for conversations concerning religious and secular questions and experiences.
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Butler Ballet faces performing challenges due to COVID-19
Coronavirus strikes again, putting the hard work and dreams of Butler’s performance majors in jeopardy. Near the end of March, the Butler Ballet hit a snag when a number of their performers tested positive for COVID-19.
