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Beyond the box score: Men’s basketball tops Virginia, goes 2-0 at The Greenbrier
“Leaving the Greenbrier with two comfortable wins, the Dawgs return to Hinkle on Nov. 28 to take on Wright State with a well-earned confidence as conference play quickly approaches.”
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Butler outlasts Valparaiso to retain the Hoosier Helmet
“Butler won similar to how they did all season long, winning the battle in the trenches.”
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What you need to know: Bulldogs square off with Virginia
“Fresh off a victory against South Carolina, the men’s basketball team wraps up its trip to The Greenbrier Resort by clashing with Virginia on Nov. 23.”
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What you need to know: Women’s basketball hosts Milwaukee
“If the Dawgs can force the Panthers into tough scoring situations while finding ways to open up their own players, then Butler will have another win under its belt before a road trip to Florida.”
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Beyond the box score: Dawgs take down the Gamecocks
“After a close loss at SMU, the Dawgs needed a resume-building win and got exactly that against the previously untested Gamecocks.”
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Dr. Michael Hole announced as new executive vice president and provost
In an email from President Danko on Nov. 20, Butler announced that Dr. Michael Hole — a class of 2008 alum — has been named as Butler’s new executive vice president and provost.
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Beyond the box score: Bulldogs crushed by Indiana
“The women’s basketball team was unable to repeat last year’s success against Indiana University, falling 72-53 in a game that the Hoosiers dominated from the start.”
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What you need to know: Men’s basketball takes on South Carolina
“If the Dawgs can take care of the ball and convert at the charity stripe, this will be a great opportunity to get back in the win column against a power-conference opponent.”
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Students struggle to travel home for the holidays
“With problems surrounding air traffic control, and many flight cancellations, travel is expected to be disrupted through Thanksgiving break, even as the shutdown has come to an end.”