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  • Impostor Syndrome: Am I in the right place?

    Impostor Syndrome: Am I in the right place?

    Let’s unpack that. Yes, you are qualified, and yes, you are in the right place. It’s important to believe in yourself just as much as it is to quell your doubts. You never know, more people might be feeling the same thing.

  • The company who has never made a profit: Uber risks more losses by expanding into new markets

    The company who has never made a profit: Uber risks more losses by expanding into new markets

    As Uber launches a partnership with Butler University, columnist Emma Beavins brings you a little knowledge on the company running in the red.

  • Campus prepares for new Andre B. Lacy business building

    Campus prepares for new Andre B. Lacy business building

    As the Fall 2019 opening of Butler’s new business building nears, students, faculty and community members are excited about what it will offer campus.

  • Butler Starbucks: the good, the bad and the busy

    Butler Starbucks: the good, the bad and the busy

    Columnist Doug Roche III offers perspective on Butler’s Starbucks, which is always in high demand throughout the day.

  • Student-run MJ Insurance is officially in business

    Student-run MJ Insurance is officially in business

    Butler’s risk management and insurance program opened the university’s first student-run insurance firm last month. Now, the firm is insuring Trip, fine art and other valuables at Butler, as well as speaking at conferences in Bermuda.

  • STAFF EDITORIAL | Butler students should explore Indy

    Indianapolis is the 12th largest city in the United States. However, looking at how often Butler students take time to explore the city, one would never know. Students should embrace the many cultural opportunities set before them, courtesy of the city of Indianapolis. Instead, students seem to have isolated themselves to campus and Broad Ripple.…

  • Homegrown: Campus farm is more than food

    While Butler University erupts with color and life as the plants revive, the Butler Campus Farm has taken advantage of the unexpected warmth to start business. Tim Dorsey, the recently hired farm manager, has been leading the effort, taking care of a farm that keeps getting bigger and more advanced each semester. Dorsey said that…