The Butler Giving Circle: Created to Make a Difference
The community of alumni donors supports two mission-critical elements of Butler’s vision for the future: student access and success and community partnerships
Looking to the Future
With the help of committed community partners, the Butler Beyond vision is coming to life through a number of new programs and collaborative initiatives
Making Experience Matter
Through a new platform called BlueWork, Butler students can now gain real work experiences as early as their first year on campus
It Takes All of Us
Throughout the pandemic, members of Butler’s College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences have volunteered their skills to help protect the community against COVID-19
A Homecoming Two Years in the Making
Despite a year of separation, Bulldogs across the nation found their way back to campus
Finding Common Ground
At Butler, Kenneth Russell DeGraff ’03 learned how people with differing perspectives can come together to make the world a better place
Blue’s Views
Blue IV isn’t just a mascot for Butler—he is also an ambassador for the City of Indianapolis
Social Media and COVID-19 Have Boosted Online Sales of Counterfeit Meds, Study Finds
According to the research from Butler and Michigan State, American consumers are overconfident in their ability to safely purchase prescriptions on the web
Butler Experts Answer Common COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
In a pre-recorded webinar, faculty discuss important topics related to the pandemic
Former Indiana Secretary of Commerce James A. Schellinger Joining Butler University
Schellinger will serve as Ambassador of Global Relations in the Office of the President
Three LAS Faculty Appointed to Named Professorships
Drs. Ania Spyra, Tara Lineweaver, and Paul Hanson received the honors in recognition of their contributions to Butler and their respective fields
Butler University Writer-in-Residence Hanif Abdurraqib Receives 2021 MacArthur Fellowship
The honor includes a five-year, unrestricted grant for $625,000
Through Virtual Study Abroad, Victoria Hadrick Mentors Students from 5,000 Miles Away
Hadrick, a junior Arts Administration major, joined the remote Italy Starts program to gain valuable cultural experience before traveling in-person next year