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Severe storms cause lasting impacts for Indiana residents
A powerful derecho — a far-traveling group of thunderstorms and straight-line winds — passed through Indiana on Aug. 11, with winds reaching over 100 miles per hour and resulting in record-breaking flooding. Three weeks after this powerful storm, many residents have just gotten their power back after weeks-long outages. Sophomore biochemistry major Breck Terpstra is…
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The Bulldogs are back in town
“Students return to campus for the 2026-27 school year.”
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Former Tri Delta chef convicted
“Horstmann spent nine days in jail of his 1460-day sentence for felony child exploitation and 730-day sentence for felony possession of child pornography.”
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Pardon our dust: Butler under construction
“‘Our goal is to try to bring buildings and projects that are going to elevate the student, faculty, staff and constituent experience here on campus.’”
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‘Setting the Standard for Bold’
“‘We want to make sure we talk about the university and the brand reflects the university in a way that is authentic to the actual lived experience of students.’”
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Leah Rubino hired as lacrosse head coach
“On July 2, Butler alum Leah Rubino was named the head coach of the lacrosse program. Her hiring ends a 51-day national search, following previous head coach Maggie Zentgraf’s resignation on May 12.”
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Hinkle to host NBA Cup Championship
“The NBA announced June 30 that the Emirates NBA Cup 2026 Championship will take place at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Dec. 11.”
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Butler breaks ground on new ballroom
Construction begins for the Allen Whitehall Clowes Ballroom
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Butler’s arts fund raises $150,000 to support local arts organizations
“‘The arts in general are so important everywhere in the world. It is a defining factor of culture.’”