Emily is a junior at Butler University studying public relations and business administration. The Columbus, IN, native enjoys cooking, concerts and, true to any Hoosier, fast cars! Upon her December 2011 graduation, Emily hopes to pursue a career in travel & tourism. Follow Emily on Twitter: @EmilyElliott2. Click here to find out more about our Butler Bloggers program and the bloggers or click here to read posts written by the Butler students.
Labor Day weekend – the last hoorah of summer. Soon the leaves will be turning vibrant colors and the air a little crisper. That’s why you have to make the last few weekends of beautiful weather count. And, you can Read more >
Some may not know of the Story Inn in Brown County, Indiana, but its quiet, off-the-beaten trail location makes it seem like heaven on earth. Once a year Hoosiers flock to the Story Inn for an event that celebrates an Read more >
If you are like me, you love a beautiful fall or summer day at an art fair or festival. Admiring the unique creations from booth to booth and talking with the artists…makes me long for summer even more! Lucky for Read more >
This post was written by a Butler University student about their experience at one of 40+ restaurants involved in Devour Downtown – a prix-fixe way to experience some of Indianapolis’ best downtown restaurants twice a year. Check out all the Read more >
Located not too far off of north Meridian Street and Broad Ripple in Indianapolis is a small retail area on the corner of Illinois Street and Westfield Boulevard in the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood. It is filled with only a handful of Read more >
It’s basketball season again in Indiana and a favorite past time of Hoosiers all over the state is going to a basketball game on a wintry Saturday afternoon. The Hoosier state is the home of the game of basketball and Read more >
Lucky for Butler students, the University gives us an entire week off for Thanksgiving break. Instead of going home immediately, I decided to travel to Chesterton, IN, to visit a friend for a few days. On the Saturday evening of Read more >
The name John Cougar Mellencamp is like music to a Hoosier’s ears. Growing up, I can remember John Cougar’s hits blaring through the stereo. I was born and raised near Seymour, Mellencamp’s hometown, in Columbus. The Crump Theatre in Columbus is also Read more >
It seems a little ironic, but south central Indiana is quickly becoming known for its wineries. An extensive wine trail travels through the rolling Indiana hills from Oliver Winery in Bloomington to Turtle Run Winery in Corydon. Actually, there are Read more >
I’ve heard a lot of great things about the Covered Bridge Festival that attracts thousands of Indiana residents and tourists every October. A couple of my friends have been a few times, but it seems like an event for families Read more >
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