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Butler files lawsuit against Metro Diner, says restaurant breached lease agreement

Butler University has filed a lawsuit against the Metro Diner restaurant chain over the sudden March 4 closing of the on-campus Sunset Avenue diner location. The case was filed against Florida-based Metro Diner LLC and MD Midwest LLC and MD Original LLC — which are affiliates of the diner chain — on Oct. 31, according…
Construction on Lambda Chi Alpha house to start next semester

Once construction begins, B permit parking on the property will relocate to the fraternity’s former property on Sunset Avenue.
Incumbent mayor of Indianapolis Joe Hogsett wins second term

The 63-year old Democrat won over 70% over Marion County voters and defeated Republican state Sen. Jim Merritt and Libertarian Doug McNaughton. The Democratic Party also increased their majority in the City-County Council.
What’s with The But? Butler RBE group creates popular T-shirt

Most people don’t like wrinkles on their T-shirt, but this bulldog-inspired RBE product is an exception.
New locks added inside Butler classroom doors

Since Spring 2018, BUPD has been adding locks inside classroom doors across campus.
Students react to Butlerpalooza’s cancellation

After years of successful performances, the 2019 Butlerpalooza cancelled after the scheduled performer had to drop out due to sickness.
BU Students on the Spectrum makes debut on campus

BU SOS meets every other Tuesday from 7-8 p.m. in the ResCo second floor conference room. Their next meeting is November 19.
Josh Owens, a former Butler professor, runs for governor

It was the most rewarding career experience I have ever had in my life,” Owens said about his time at Butler. The former professor and businessman hopes to leverage his experiences as governor.
Butler honors Andre B. Lacy with motorcycle on display

One of Lacy’s motorcycles is displayed in the Dean’s Suite of the Lacy School of Business.