Would You Give a Kidney to a Facebook Friend? She Did.
Unless a kidney donor stepped forward soon, she would die a slow death.
MFA Students Promote the Healing Power of Writing
Leona, a woman beyond a certain age, likes to break out in song.
Butler’s Second Annual ‘Day of Giving’ Is Coming Up
Whether you can afford a $500 gift or a $5 gift, every gift counts.
Butler to Select a New Fraternity
Three Greek organizations interested in opening a chapter at Butler will present their proposals to the University community.
Butler Students, Staff Aim to End Dating Violence
Butler University offers multiple resources and peer-facilitated organizations to help students educate themselves on issues surrounding dating violence and sexual assault.
Butler Students Embrace the Cold for the Polar Plunge
Students and supporters raised over $53,000 for Special Olympics Indiana.
Dr. Pangan’s Class Gets Its Hands on Moon Rocks
“We had a security guard outside our house, my mom had to put the lunar samples in a safe at the bank, and she had a band on her arm that was hooked to the briefcase that held the rocks.”
Butler University Celebrates Founder’s Week
One hundred and sixty-two years ago, Butler University was founded on the principles of diversity, equality and inclusivity.
President Danko’s Statement on Immigration
Thank you for all you do to cultivate a culture in which all members of the Butler community can learn, work, and thrive together in the spirit of compassion, fairness, and respect that has always defined our University.
So This Is What An Appellate Court Hearing Looks Like
It gives us an opportunity to go out into the communities—normally, we don’t attract big audiences—and allow people to see what we do.
Lacy School of Business Students Get a Good Look at Retail
“We had people from California to New York City. There were more than 600 students from all across this country. So this was huge.”
Music Professor David Murray Wins Special Recognition Award
David takes his place as part of an elite group of performers that have received this honor.
Professor Davidson’s Book Teaches Visual Basic for Applications
Think of it as an introduction to VBA for someone who’s never done anything with it.
Butler Is One of His Favorite Things
“I can honestly say that if it weren’t for my two years at Butler, I wouldn’t be here.”
Superintendents to Learn the Business Side of Schools
The program came about because superintendents find themselves dealing with budget cuts, increased class sizes, and socioeconomic conditions that require them to operate in an environment of rapid change and uncertainty.