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  • Elon Musk’s brother to open two restaurants in Indy

    Elon Musk’s brother to open two restaurants in Indy

    In addition to opening healthy restaurants, Musk also co-founded a national organization called Big Green that has a vision to bring “Learning Gardens” to ever low income school across the country. Learning Gardens are hands-on gardens that allow students to learn about, grow and eat their own food.

  • A Bulldog’s guide to Indianapolis museums

    A Bulldog’s guide to Indianapolis museums

    Indianapolis is home to numerous museum spaces of varying sizes, covering topics of art, history, science and entertainment.

  • Spending Thanksgiving Break right

    Spending Thanksgiving Break right

    Columnist Douglas Roche III gives students who are stuck on campus during Thanksgiving Break some suggestions on how to spend their time effectively.

  • Fountain Square Musical Festival looks to shake up festival scene

    Fountain Square Musical Festival looks to shake up festival scene

    Fountain Square Music Festival prepares to take over Indy’s Fountain Square for a music filled weekend.

  • The pros and cons of the Butler Bubble

    The pros and cons of the Butler Bubble

    Assistant opinion editor Austin Klawitter explores the idea of the Butler Bubble and its effects on the student community.

  • Butler’s connection to auto racing: Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles

    Butler’s connection to auto racing: Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles

    Indianapolis Motor Speedway President Doug Boles started his career at Butler University and thought he wanted to pursue a career in motorsports journalism. But a crazy career path took him to the place he fell in love with as a kid.

  • Fall in love with October

    Fall in love with October

    Autumn on Butler University’s campus. Photo from Flickr. CARISSA MARQUARDT | OPINION EDITOR | cfmarqua@butler.edu It may not feel like it, but it is official: fall has arrived. This time last year I was becoming an icicle at a renaissance fair, red-nosed and numb-fingered thanks to a relentless sprinkle of frozen rain. This time last…

  • Roll a Spare in Fountain Square | Out on the Town

    Roll a Spare in Fountain Square | Out on the Town

    EMMA EDICK | STAFF REPORTER Transport to another era on your next trip to Fountain Square with a game of duckpin bowling. The game was supposedly born in Baltimore, Maryland, in the spring of 1900 at a place called Diamond Alleys. Two members of the original Baltimore Orioles minor league club were owners of the…

  • High rates of heroin use reported

    Heroin use is on the rise among college-aged people in the Indianapolis area. According to Butler University Police Department Detective Bruce Allee, heroin is present on Butler’s campus but less than state school campuses. “The scary thing about heroin is that an experienced addict can appear to be functioning,” Allee said. “They will graduate college…