Culture
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Review: A historical night with writer Doris Kearns Goodwin
Students and administration reflects on presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin’s visit to campus on Feb. 12
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Award-winning writer to present for Visiting Writers Series
Ali Eteraz, critically acclaimed writer and author of debut novel, “Native Believer,” is coming to Butler to present as the seventh speaker in the Visiting Writers Series.
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Butler Theatre to perform “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
The classic comedy, involving mistaken identities, bewildered lovers, and magical fairies, will mark the first performance Butler Theatre has done in Clowes Hall in 17 years.
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Review: “Beautiful” dazzles at Clowes Hall over weekend
Before she was Carol King, the famous singer-songwriter, she was Carol Klein, a girl from Brooklyn who had to fight her way into the male-dominated recording industry with nothing but her talent and her determination.
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Paul Taylor Dance Company to visit Clowes Hall
In addition to performing, the company will also be teaching a master class as well as rehearsing with some Butler dance students for their Mid Winter Dance Festival performance.
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A Bulldog’s guide to Indianapolis museums
Indianapolis is home to numerous museum spaces of varying sizes, covering topics of art, history, science and entertainment.
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Historically black organizations represent history on Butler’s campus
The National Pan-Hellenic Council, nine historically black fraternities and sororities, is a community of leaders and achievers in the Butler Community.
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Art + Design alumni show to open at the Schrott
Butler University’s art program will open its first alumni art show in the Schrott Center for the Arts on Jan. 24, featuring the work of 38 art + design alumni.
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Reverend Jamie Washington to speak on diversity
Jamie Washington will be presenting “Diversity and Leadership in the 21st Century,” as a part of Butler’s Diversity Lecture Series.