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A home for football and soccer
Sellick Bowl sits east of Hinkle Fieldhouse on the northeast side of campus. The facility serves Butler football and both the men’s and women’s soccer programs.
Winstan R. “Bud” Sellick graduated in 1947, and Jacqueline Blomberg Sellick in 1944. Their names also identify a stadium hospitality room and the registrar’s suite.
Frank and Jeane King, English bulldog breeders from Lizton, Indiana, offered a registered puppy when Butler established its official live mascot program in 2000.
Butler’s campus glossary describes the Butler Way through commitment, continual improvement and putting others first. The phrase applies across the university community.
Butler’s glossary describes homecoming as a fall celebration that includes a home football game and tailgating, with alumni and current students taking part.
A bronze Persephone sculpture by Armand Toussaint became a focal point of the gardens’ mid-century redesign, alongside a reflecting pool. The gardens were rededicated for James Irving Holcomb in 1950.
Butler’s gardens history records a September 2024 planting with native species in partnership with the Indiana Native Plant Society, continuing the landscape’s history of redesign.
The 2013 Bulldogs shared the Pioneer championship with Marist and finished 9–4. It was Butler’s first pair of consecutive PFL titles, following its 2012 championship.
The November 2009 win over Drake made that Butler team the first in school history to reach ten victories. That was a milestone reported at the time, not a current season record claim.
A 2014 university story describes Jon Edwards’s illustrated history for Hinkle Fieldhouse’s Wildman Room: ten canvases spanning campus life, buildings, people and athletics.
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