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Football looks ahead

KYLE BEERY | STAFF REPORTER Butler has its eyes locked on the No. 16 team in the Football Championship Subdivision this week. The Bulldogs head to Youngstown State Saturday fresh off a season-opening 22-16 win over Wittenberg University. The Bulldogs last played the Penguins (1-1) in 2010, a 31-7 Penguin victory.  The Penguins begun the

Bulldogs fall to Crusaders

GRAYSON PRATHER | STAFF REPORTER The Butler Bulldogs (2-1-2) faced off against the Valparaiso University Crusaders (1-0-2) at home last night, and were dealt their first loss of the season in crushing fashion. The Crusaders won 2-1 in double overtime. Butler head coach Paul Snape said he thought the team could have played much better.

Bulldogs score early and often, shut out IPFW en route to win

JOE HASENSTAB | ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The Bulldogs (2-4) opened their home slate in strong fashion this afternoon as they shut out Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (1-4)  4-0. Freshman Shannon McDevitt started the scoring for the Bulldogs when she scored in the 14th minute. The lead became 2-0 when senior Elise Kotsakis scored five minutes later.

Butler plays to draw Saturday afternoon

GRAYSON PRATHER | STAFF REPORTER The Butler Bulldogs (2-0-2) faced off against Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (0-3-1) Saturday and tied 1-1. Just under five minutes into the game, Cougars forward Christian Volesky found the back of the net. Jason Hackett was credited with the assist. In the 13th minute of the first half, Butler junior Caleb

Chickenpox case on campus

KATIE GOODRICH / NEWS CO-EDITOR Butler University Health Services confirmed a case of varicella, or chicken pox. The student continues to recover at his family’s home, according to a campus-wide email sent from Julie Howerton, director of health services, on Sept. 2. The email stated the greatest risk for exposure was in Ross Hall during

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