Bekah Pollard ’16 Receives Arts Council Fellowship

The mission is to increase coverage of the people, events, and organizations that contribute to the cultural life of central Indiana while training and supporting the next generation of arts journalists, the paper reported.

Celebration of Joel Cornette’s Life to Be Held at Hinkle

One of the most popular student-athletes in Butler history, he was known for his outgoing personality, quick wit, trademark smile, and toughness that so many identify with Butler teams, especially of his era. He embodied The Butler Way.

Butler Honors Three With Distinguished Faculty Awards

Professor Emeritus of Music James Briscoe, Professor of Education Suneeta Kercood, and Professor of Communication Ann Savage will be honored with Butler University’s 2016 Distinguished Faculty Awards.

Danko Reappointed to NCAA Presidential Forum

Butler University President James Danko has been reappointed as the conference’s representative on the NCAA Division I Presidential Forum, the BIG EAST Conference announced.

Summer Ballet Program Keeps Faculty, Students On Their Toes

“I’ve enjoyed getting to see not just the dance part of Butler, but we’ve been able to eat in Atherton and get stuff from the bookstore and so it’s been really fun. I’ve really, really enjoyed everything about this intensive.”

Notice: “Project Management Fundamentals” Email Is a Scam

Butler University warned the public today that an organization called Project Management International, which has sent out emails offering a class at Butler in August, is in no way affiliated with the University and has not been authorized to hold events on the Butler campus.

Butler Alumni Have Their Companies Moving Fast

Two of the fastest-growing Indianapolis-area private companies are being run by Butler University Lacy School of Business graduates, the Indianapolis Business Journal reported.