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Butler Brew turns the creativity up
Butler Brew hosted Brew After Dark on Oct. 22, featuring food, drinks, live music, poetry, art and dance in collaboration with the Music Industry Club, Pen in Paw, Bulldog Art Club, Bulldog Dance Club and Poetry Club.
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Butler percussion ensemble shows off skills at Schrott
The Butler University Percussion Ensemble put on a show at the Schrott Center for the Arts this past Wednesday. The group showcased their skills by playing a variety of genres and instruments. Multimedia Reporter Jackson Roemer gives a recap of the event.
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Five bold predictions: Men’s basketball
“Even with Butler predicted to finish last in the Big East, the Bulldogs still have a chance to surprise people this season at Hinkle Fieldhouse.”
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Welcome to the Team: New Dawgs on the court
“‘It was an easy choice for me because this was my dream school growing up. Both of my parents went here, and my dad played here, so it was always my dream to come here.’”
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How to survive with low flex dollars
“Before you go and waste your last 20 dollars on UberEats or DoorDash, try to take advantage of your already paid for meal plan.”
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Meet and Greet: On-campus therapy dogs
Students sometimes need an animal pal by their side. That’s where therapy dogs Nugget and Lilo come in. These furry friends are here to help students when they need it the most. Multimedia Reporter Calleigh O’Connor shares more about the impact that therapy dogs have on students and on campus.
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Women’s basketball season preview: ‘They play with a lot of joy’
“‘She’s a winner; she changes [and] flips programs around and that’s all I really want going into my last couple years of college basketball.’”
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International Dawgs: Cultures collide in Butler basketball
Men’s basketball picked up three international recruits this offseason. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks dives into their transition to Butler and Big East basketball.
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Recognize, respond, support: Raising awareness about domestic violence
Butler University’s “Fall into awareness: Recognize, respond, support” event educated students on the dynamics of domestic violence, recognizing warning signs and establishing healthy boundaries in relationships. The session also covered safety planning and ways to support friends and loved ones experiencing domestic violence.