“The new Indiana map would split Indianapolis into five different districts, reaching far from the central location of the city”
SNAP benefits defunded: Butler has resources to help
“‘Calling up your elected representatives and saying, I care about [SNAP]. This is not okay. And making your voice heard, I think that matters a whole lot.’”
Fall Break campus hours and activities
“Some Butler services will be limited, but Indianapolis and the campus have plenty to explore during the break.”
Yats: An Indy soul food staple
“Most fast food places I’m going to, I’m spending between 10 and 13 dollars. I can spend the same amount at Yats [and] it is generally closer than most restaurants. For what you pay, the food quality is twice as good. Plus, it is a local business, so I feel better about spending my money there.”
An Indianapolis Halloween: Three things to do in Indy
With Halloweekend coming up, Multimedia Reporter Zach Thomas shares three events to explore in the Indianapolis area.
Reel treasures of Indianapolis
“Indianapolis is home to phenomenal movie theaters that inspire audiences to return to where movies are enjoyed best: the big screen.”
Spring into new activities
Read on to see the Culture section’s favorite springtime activities.
Q&A with Sam Morril: Building a career in comedy, bit by bit
Stand-up comedian Sam Morril will be performing in Indianapolis on Oct. 29. In this Q&A, he discusses his early years as a comedian, past works and future plans.
Self-care soothes the soul
Sometimes it can be hard to think of what to do for self-care, or how to access free options available on campus. Here is a list of some soothing possibilities.
Let’s talk Indy walkability and public transit
“In this future, those of us stuck in the Butler bubble would be able to safely and effectively go off campus without the hassle of cars or the worry of safety on the streets of Indy.”