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Making a difference one letter at a time
Butler University’s Volunteer Opportunities Council and Letters of Love teamed up for a night of cardmaking, bringing students together to create handmade cards for children battling serious illnesses.
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A week for First-Gen Dawgs
Butler’s First-Gen Dawgs brought students together through a variety of events. The goal was to build community, create connections and remind first-generation students that they didn’t have to navigate the college experience alone. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell took a look at the week’s events.
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Butler football races past St. Thomas
“With just one conference loss each prior to today’s contest, the winner was guaranteed to stay tied for the Pioneer Football League (PFL) lead with Dayton, while the loser would face an uphill climb to stay in the race.”
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Beyond the box score: Dawgs control second half, dispatch Lipscomb
Following a strong season-opening victory, the women’s basketball team was back in action for the second time this week, using a dominant second half to defeat Lipscomb 104-57. The first half was a back-and-forth affair, with 11 lead changes and four points being the largest lead for either team. Senior guard McKayla Miller did it…
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American Pharmacist Association – Academy of Student Pharmacist Blood Drive
The American Pharmacist Association- Academy of Student Pharmacist hosted a blood drive to help benefit the Hoosier state. Multimedia reporter Ian Roell caught up with the APhA – ASP organization to learn more about the benefits and impact blood drives have on their communities.
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Butler Students provide mentorship through Student Voices program
Butler students help teach elementary school students skills in creative media and journalism through the Student Voices program. Multimedia Reporter Jackson Roemer covers the culminating field trip at the Indianapolis Zoo.
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Addi Kooi: From ‘late bloomer’ to budding superstar
Sophomore women’s golfer Addi Kooi did not grow up playing golf. Instead, she describes herself as a “late bloomer” in the game of golf. In fact, the only reason she picked up the game was because it was something to do during the COVID-19 pandemic. “I started playing golf around age 13,” Kooi said. “It…
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The price of a completion grade
“While there are benefits to homework, such as advancing retention and helping practice time-management skills, the cost of my mental and psychical health is not a price I am willing to pay.”

