RBE
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Astrology with Aidan
“In ancient times, when the sun disappeared, people believed the gods were angry at humankind and sent a warning of imminent destruction. Current events have recently proved this ancient wisdom to be true — the end is near!”
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Sunset Avenue Clothing Co. reaches new heights
Successful RBE company continues to expand outside of the classroom.
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RBE group’s products showcased at a pop-up shop downtown
The success of Sunset Avenue Clothing Company has pushed the team to expand off campus.
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Free RBE ideas for the creatively challenged
In an effort to promote “innovation that excites,” co-opinion editor Katie Freeman pitches fresh ideas for the fall RBE season.
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When RBE gets real
Students in Butler’s real business experience class, a staple in the business school’s experiential learning orientated coursework, had to find creative ways to adapt while working from home.
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Build your own Bulldog with this RBE group’s product
This Lego version of Butler’s newest celebrity was a product created by Bulldog Bricks, one of the many Real Business Experience groups on Butler’s Campus.
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What’s with The But? Butler RBE group creates popular T-shirt
Most people don’t like wrinkles on their T-shirt, but this bulldog-inspired RBE product is an exception.
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OPINION | Don’t block sale of drug-testing product
A Butler University student attempted to bring a drug-testing product to the university this semester. University officials told the student they would not promote the sale of the product Drink Detective on campus. This action on the part of the administration seems to stand in direct contradiction to its stated goal of ensuring student safety.…
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Student businesses bring condoms, soaps, music to campus
Expect your pockets to feel a little lighter, Butler. The Real Business Experience projects have firmly established themselves on campus. RBE is a program for sophomore business students. Students form teams, think up a business idea and then attempt to market it to the campus community or wider, depending on the product. Businesses this year…