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The wonders of the Diva Cup: From sustainability to saving money
If you haven’t heard of the Diva Cup, you need to. From saving you time and money to saving the Earth, this product is a game changer for those who experience periods.
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Sigma Chi Chariot Races will return to Butler Homecoming
Butler administration cancelled the 2018 chariot races due to Sigma Chi’s probation and safety concerns. A group of fraternity leaders then worked with Butler’s risk management department to document the plans for the 2019 races.
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Butler athletes react to newly renovated Hinkle Fieldhouse
Athletes react to Hinkle Fieldhouse’s new features which include air conditioning and a revamped practice facility.
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Beth Falkenbach: First face at the front desk of Lacy School of Business
Learn more about Beth Falkenbach, who works in the Lacy School of Business.
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Butler University launches Butler Beyond
On Oct. 5, the university unveils their strategic plan for the next 10 years. The night celebrates the accomplishments of 2020 and looks beyond the horizon toward 2030.
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Van Jones headlines CTS event ‘Uncomfortable Truths, Healing Impact’
Van Jones comes to Butler and delivers powerful messages alongside Indianapolis leaders to discuss race, religion, and class.
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An argument to put student-run businesses in the parking garage
I worry that the past will repeat itself ‒ that, in a year or so, we will have three empty storefronts again. But even if they manage to avoid that fate, the parking garage still has two open spots. These vacancies present an opportunity: Butler should put student-run businesses in the parking garage’s empty storefronts.
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Where are they now: Zach Hahn
After being a member of the 2010 Final Four team, Zach Hahn now is at the helm of the Center Grove boy’s basketball team.
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Butler Blue III is in the deep end
The ‘spirited’ dawg loves his job as a mascot, but bearing the weight of the Butler Brand spreads him too thin. Columnist Emma Beavins explores Trip’s schedule, purpose, and availability to current students.