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Foodie Friday: New ways to savor your hunger
During the fall semester, Butler’s University Program Council (UPC) brings in food trucks from around Indianapolis to campus. The free event gives all Butler students the chance to discover new food from local restaurants.
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Welcome back to campus with the Student Government Organization
Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron sits down with SGA’s President and Vice President to talk about what the organization has in store for this year.
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Butler Football team overpowered by Montana State
“In the first-ever meeting between the Butler Bulldogs and Montana State Bobcats, the defending FCS national champion used size and speed to its advantage, as the ‘Cats shook off a shaky start to race past the Bulldogs 51-24.”
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The First 55: Endless ways to be a Bulldog
From Aug. 24 through Oct. 17, The First 55 encourages Butler students to make the most of the first 55 days of the school year with events like Weeks of Welcome, Homecoming, athletic events and Family Weekend. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell shares why the first days of school are important.
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Why is Butler now “Built Different?”
Butler hosted a “Brand Celebration Day” showcasing the university’s new brand elements. Multimedia Reporter Will Hicks dives into the day, as well as what is different about the brand and why Butler felt a refresh was needed.
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Football season preview: One for all, all for one
“‘This is a group that’s excited to play with each other and for each other.’”
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Butler University hosts Block Party for first-year students
Block party is an annual event hosted at Hinkle Fieldhouse concluding Butler’s first-year students’ orientation week. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider talks about the importance of this event.
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‘Setting the Standard for Bold’
“‘We want to make sure we talk about the university and the brand reflects the university in a way that is authentic to the actual lived experience of students.’”
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Dawgs on the street: Happy move-in, Bulldogs!
Butler’s campus is full of positivity and high spirits as students return for the upcoming school year.