About Emily Spicklemire
Emily is a Butler University senior from Terre Haute. She studies Public Relations & Advertising and is an intern for National Panhellenic Conference, Inc. In addition to blogging, Emily is involved in the Delta Delta Delta, Order of Omega, Butler ADrenaline and PRSSA. You can follow Emily on Twitter at @
emilyjane413.
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Jun10
by Emily Spicklemire
Who wouldn’t want to get down and dirty while running a few miles through some obstacles? Sounds like a party, right? Exactly. The Mudathlon is returning to Indianapolis this year, and it promises participants a mucking good time. The Mudathlon Read more >
Jan30
by Emily Spicklemire
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 >
Jan7
by Emily Spicklemire
One of Indiana’s most popular traditions is the Covered Bridge Festival- and why wouldn’t it be? Held in Parke County, the “Covered Bridge Capital of the World,” the festival spans across multiple cities and draws visitors from all over the Read more >
Jan4
by Emily Spicklemire
Looking for some culture on the banks of the Wabash? Who isn’t? Next time you’re in Terre Haute, stop on by the Swope Art Museum for a sampling of sophistication. Located on South 7th St., the Swope is completely free Read more >
Dec16
by Emily Spicklemire
I turned 21 this past April, so I’ve had a few months to check out the Indianapolis bar scene. One of my favorites has to be the downtown bar Howl at the Moon. It’s proven time and time again that Read more >
Dec16
by Emily Spicklemire
Every college student loves pizza, and I’m no exception. It’s readily available, usually cheap and nearly always delicious. But occasionally I like to take a break from the standard national chain fare and give my tastebuds a treat. Those days Read more >
Nov27
by Emily Spicklemire
Depending on whether or not you scraped through high school French like I did, the phrase “petite chou” may or may not mean something to you. Here’s a hint: it’s a term of endearment that translates to “my little cabbage.” Read more >
Oct26
by Emily Spicklemire
Growing up on the banks of the Wabash River, I visited the Terre Haute Children’s Museum hundreds of times as a child. It was the perfect elementary school field trip destination or boring summer day distraction. The museum had plenty Read more >
Oct19
by Emily Spicklemire
Have you ever been to Spain? Me neither. But after last week, I’ve decided that if the closest I get to the country is a visit to Indy’s BARcelona Tapas, that’ll be alright by me. My trip to the restaurant Read more >
Oct6
by Emily Spicklemire
Let me preface this by saying that I am by no means a football fan. At the age of 21 I’m still pretty unclear on the rules of the game and I am definitely one of those people that only Read more >
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