When it comes to marriage, some people seem to be taking the stance, “Everyone is doing it, so we should too.” Well, at least that is the case for the characters of Russian writer Nikolai Gogol's "Marriage," a play being presented by Butler Theatre.

Leah did some research using facts from Hallmark, the United States Census Bureau, Retail Leaders Association, United States Department of Agriculture and a few other, likely less legitimate, sources. Here’s what she found.

Most young adults Katie Burzynski’s age focused on spending time with friends, family and resting over the holiday season. But when freshman Burzynski left Schwitzer Hall, she headed home to St. Paul, Minn. and began rigorous training for her first ballroom competition as an adult at the silver level.

February may bring images of hearts and cupid to mind, but this month isn’t just about Valentine’s Day.

Black History Month is a great time to celebrate our growth as a nation, as well as our development as a university. Butler administrators have worked hard to improve the university’s status in terms of its multicultural population.

One mark of progress within the past year has been the successful Efroymson Diversity Center, which is located in the lower level of Atherton Union.

The stage was dark. The crowd fell into a hush. Then, in an amazing feat of time and space, the clock spun backwards almost 50 years.

As the lights came up, five men in purple suits shimmied their way to the microphones with a punchy opening number.