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Not voting is voting
“‘Being educated and voting is a right and responsibility that falls on [all of us]. Gen Z has the power and numbers to enact the change we want to see, but only if we go out and vote.’”
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Butler Theatre presents puppets like never before
“The performance follows three siblings as they remember a dramatic ride to their grandparents’ home for Christmas dinner. It switches between the perspectives of the adult children as portrayed by human actors and their younger selves as puppets voiced by the same actors.”
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Beyond the box score: Dawgs cruise past Lafayette for Nored’s first win
“Butler scored 20 points in the first five minutes en route to a wire-to-wire 96-60 victory over Lafayette to start the season on the right foot.”
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Beyond the box score: Bulldogs open season with win against Tennessee Tech
“With a raucous and energetic Kids Day crowd in Hinkle Fieldhouse, the women’s basketball team started its season off on the right foot with a 108-71 win over Tennessee Tech.”
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What you need to know: Dawgs get going against Lafayette
“Head coach Ronald Nored and his team will make their debut against Lafayette as part of a jam-packed doubleheader day at Hinkle Fieldhouse.”
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What you need to know: Bulldogs gear up for season opener
“As the season-opener, this should provide a good test for a Butler team which returns only two members from a year ago.”
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Dawgs keep rolling, advance to 7-2 in win at Presbyterian
“In the fourth all-time meeting between the Bulldogs and the Blue Hose, Butler led every second of the game and picked up a 27-10 win on the road.”
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Beyond the Box Score: Dawgs rout Franklin in exhibition opener
“Following an offseason of change, the women’s basketball team took the floor for the first official time in its 2026-27 campaign, demolishing Franklin 114-26.”
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Women’s basketball season preview: ‘They play with a lot of joy’
“‘She’s a winner; she changes [and] flips programs around and that’s all I really want going into my last couple years of college basketball.’”