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New Plump painting captures cinematic moment in Hinkle’s history

Bobby Plump became part of Hinkle Fieldhouse history the moment his All-Star Converse suspended mid-air, and the ball spun off his fingertips and arched over the defender’s outstretched hands into the net, just as the buzzer echoed around Hinkle’s ceilings. Plump’s game winning shot lived on in everyone’s minds, but there was no photographic proof…
Free fun ahead: Things to do around Indianapolis

The stereotypical college student is usually seen as poor and stressed. Luckily for Butler students, there are many low-cost options in Indianapolis to have fun and relax.
Men’s soccer cracks top ten in latest national poll

Wins over the UC Santa Barbara and Oregon State propelled the Butler University men’s soccer team to 10th in the latest national poll. Having started the season unranked, the team made its first appearance in the top 25 last week, ranked 19th.
Men’s and women’s golf continues to trend upwards this season

The Butler University men’s and women’s golf teams began the season looking to improve on their Big East placings from last season. They both start the year with several experienced players returning from last year.
Did you know?: Five fun facts about Butler University

Photo courtesy of Richie Diesterheft on Flickr. KATHLEEN BERRY | OPINION COLUMNIST | keberry@butler.edu Butler University is both school and home to its students, but how much do you really know about good ol’ BU? Here are five fun facts that might just blow your mind. One Dawg, Two Dawg. Red Dawg, Blue Dawg. According…
Grant allows CUE farm to grow, harvest data

The new courses will include biology, environmental science and chemistry. Students will conduct and potentially publish research on the farm.
15 years later: Remembering 9/11

JESSICA LEE & BRITTANY BLUTHARDT | STAFF REPORTERS | jelee2@butler.edu & bbluthar@butler.edu Fifteen years ago, 2,996 people died during the largest terrorist attack on United States soil. Americans memorialize their lives every year to remind the world of terrorism’s destructive powers. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, two planes flew into the World Trade Center…
Get trashed: Butler business students turn throw away items into art

ALEXIS PRICE | MANAGING EDITOR | adprice1@butler.edu Rolled up magazines, a worn hollow core door, ancient ladders and giant word blocks line the walls of the first and second floors of Irwin Library. The decor is entitled “Recycling Art.” Management professor Larry Lad’s undergraduate strategy class and graduate leadership course worked to collect and created…
Bulldogs of Butler: Fashion Week Edition

Photo courtesy of pexels.com NATALIE KINNEY | STAFF REPORTER | nkinney@butler.edu This is the latest installment of our Bulldog of Butler series, which is a short interview with someone to get to know more about them. We hope to highlight more and more people on this campus. Search Bulldogs of Butler to read more stories about your fellow Dawgs.…