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Butler slams VMI, improves to 7-1 on the season

Butler slams VMI, improves to 7-1 on the season

ZACH HORRALL | STAFF REPORTER Photos by Jimmy Lafakis The Butler University men’s basketball team scored yet another dominating victory, this time over the Virginia Military Institute by a score of 93-66. “I’m really pleased with the approach our guys took to this stretch of games,” said Butler head coach Chris Holtmann. “It’s a benefit

Butler to construct new business building

MATT DEL BUSTO | STAFF REPORTER Butler University will build a new business building north of Irwin Library, between the new student housing and the Mall. Stephen Standifird, dean of the College of Business, said the plan is for students to begin taking classes in it by the fall of 2019. The college has increased

Sigma Gamma Rho Founder’s Week celebrated diversity

ASHLEY TOMASZEWSKI | STAFF REPORTER The Alpha Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho at Butler University held its Founders Week from November 8-14th. The week celebrated the 93 years since the organization’s founding. The Alpha Chapter celebrated the week by hosting numerable events throughout the days, all following the theme of “The Seven Deadly Sins.” Events

Column: Colts issues go beyond the field

GRANT ANSCHUETZ | STAFF REPORTER Photo courtesy of Flickr A sloppy last minute overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers on Monday Night Football pretty much summed up the Indianapolis Colts season thus far. A large deficit, followed by a rally that came up just short. The team entered the season with lofty expectations after an

Rowley named Gift of Life ambassador

KRISTIN CAMILIERE | STAFF REPORTER “I remember fundraising for the first time for the tsunami victims in third grade,” said Ellie Rowley, junior political-science and peace and conflict studies major. Rowley’s passion for fundraising started at a young age. She recently created and submitted a video to a contest for the Gift of Life, an

Low enrollment causes financial concerns

KIRSTEN ADAIR | ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR Butler University’s enrollment is lower than projected despite the increasing number of first year students, which causes financial stress and reduced spending. Vice President for Finance and Administration Bruce Arick said Butler had 976 incoming first year students last year. This year, Butler expected about 50 more incoming students.

Football falls to Marist 35-14

MARISA MILLER | STAFF REPORTER The Butler football team lost Saturday afternoon to Marist, 35-14. Butler drops to 4-4 overall and 2-3 in Pioneer Football League play. Marist improves to 4-4 (3-2 PFL). Marist got out to an early lead after a 60-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the game. The next two

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