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Men’s soccer to face in-state rival

GRAYSON PRATHER | STAFF REPORTER The Bulldogs host in-state rival Evansville University tonight at the 7 p.m., and are looking for a different result than last year’s 3-1 loss. “Evansville’s tough,” Snape said. “They have some kids out there, some good players, and it always gives a little bit of an edge playing against kids

Sexual assault commission searches for volunteers

KATIE GOODRICH | NEWS CO-EDITOR Provost Kathryn Morris sent a campus-wide email asking for volunteers to serve on the Presidential Sexual Assault Commission. The email asked for staff, faculty and students to volunteer their time to serve on a sub-committee during the 2014-2015 academic year. Sub-committees include campus climate assessment, curricular initiatives and survivor advocacy,

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.

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