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Bulldogs of Butler — Homecoming Edition

The sidewalks start filling up with chalk advertisements. The tables at Starbucks are constantly occupied. And the Greek brothers and sisters sport their letters with more pride than usual. It must be Homecoming at Butler University. Junior Megan Borries is one of two captains who help plan the Homecoming events for Alpha Chi Omega. From

Bounce for Beats raises money for Alpha Phi Foundation

TESSA WOHLBERG | CULTURE REPORTER On September 19, Alpha Phi’s Bounce For Beats fundraising event got Butler student’s hearts racing. Alpha Phi held their philanthropy event with activities that kept their participants active, such as trampoline bounces, jump rope, and inflatable balls. When one wanted to take a break from the bounce, they entered into

REVIEW: Butler Showcase Concert

SAM KNEPPRATH | STAFF REPORTER When it comes to making a good first impression, the ability to present confidence and class in a short period of time can be a struggle. The Butler University Showcase Concert truly was the exception for the performers who enthralled the audience in a matter of moments.   This showcase,

Lambda Watermelon Bust raises money for Gleaners Food Bank

This past week started the first of many week-long fraternity philanthropy events of the school year. Many of the Greek organizations choose to spread their philanthropy events over a week long period, allowing for givebacks, serenades and finally one large event on the final day.   On Sept. 12 Lambda Chi Alpha started things off

Alpha Chi S’mores raises money to fight domestic violence

ALEX TARNOWSKI | CULTURE REPORTER Butler University’s Alpha Chi Omega held its annual kick-off event, Alpha Chi Omega S’mores, last week to support the fight against domestic violence. Proceeds of the event benefit the sorority’s national philanthropy, the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, which aims to both bring awareness to and resolve the issues surrounding domestic

Bulldogs Abroad: A New Normal

CHRISTIAN HARTSELLE | CULTURE REPORTER Photo courtesy of Christian Hartselle My first day in Spain felt like three. Landing in the Madrid-Barajas Airport; meeting my host family and unpacking; and taking a tour of Alcalá de Henares, my new hub until the end of the semester. Thirteen other Butler students and I are attending Instituto

Performance Review: Anna’s Way

ALEX TARNOWSKI | CULTURE REPORTER Music and spoken word combined to tell the story of a musical protégé on Wednesday night. “Anna’s Way,” a story written by Alan Scofield, was performed at Eidson-Duckwall Recital Hall to a small audience of Butler students and members of the Indianapolis community. The story follows the ups and downs

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