Butler Receives $1M Grant from Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation for Modernization of Clowes Memorial Hall
The project is part of a larger plan to enhance and remodel the venue’s exterior plaza
Live Mascot Team Aims to Unveil Trip’s Official Portrait on Butler’s Day of Giving
If the mascot fund raises $5,000 on February 24, the new painting of Butler Blue III will be revealed
As COVID-19 Cancels Shows Across the Nation, Butler Theatre Stays on Stage
Strict safety measures allow students to keep rehearsing, performing, and learning together
Butler Alum Focuses on Making Community Brighter, One Flower at a Time
Becky Ruby-Wojtowicz ’05 has found a way to follow her passion while supporting the Butler and Indianapolis communities
Alicia Garza Talks with Students on the Power of Working Together for Change
The #BlackLivesMatter co-creator spoke with the Butler community during a student-organized event on February 9
Butler Dining Launches New Sustainable Food Grant Program
Bon Appétit Management Company, working in partnership with a committee of Butler students and employees, will fund projects to increase the sustainability of the campus food system
Butler University and Ivy Tech Community College Announce Statewide Transfer Agreement
Institutions partner to create seamless Elementary Education pathway to reduce teacher shortage
Q&A with Madi Dornseif, Blue IV’s Intern
As a marketing intern for Butler’s Live Mascot program, the Strategic Communication senior has gained experience in social media and graphic design—all while bonding with a famous bulldog
With Design Internship, Butler Student Goes Behind the Scenes of ‘Good Bones’
Art + Design senior Natalie Tate helps develop new products and campaigns for Indy-based Two Chicks and a Hammer
Inspired by Time at Butler, John Oberhelman Gives Back to Student-Athletes Through New Scholarship
The 1964 grad, who played football under the leadership of Coach Tony Hinkle, has supported Butler Athletics throughout his adult life
Butler University to Freeze Tuition for 2021-2022 Academic Year
Butler’s Board of Trustees approved the tuition freeze to help ease the financial burden many students and families have faced during the pandemic
The New Normal
Throughout 2020, College of Education faculty found ways to use the pandemic as a teaching opportunity
The Center for Leadership Development Scholarship Helps Student Thrive
The full-tuition scholarship is helping first-year student Paul Ford pursue his goal of working in the startup management industry
Going Remote
In 2020, four alumni in Butler’s Center for Academic Technology supported faculty, staff, and students through the transition to online learning