Ibram X. Kendi: ‘We Need Universities to Challenge the Status Quo’
In mid-August, the bestselling author of ‘How to Be an Antiracist’ joined virtual conversations with the Butler community
Butler Alum Receives Indiana’s Achievement in Education Award
Brooke Moreland ’11 has dedicated her career to helping college students succeed
New Podcasts from Lacy School of Business Ethics Series Focus on Fighting Racism, Social Injustice
The first episode, available now, features CICF President and CEO Brian Payne
Butler Welcomes Third-Largest Class Ever Despite COVID-19 Challenges
More than 1,125 first-year students plan to log on for their first day of classes on August 24
Butler Massage Therapist Advocates for Mental Health Awareness
For Lara Pearson, massage is more than a luxurious spa experience. It’s a key healthcare tool.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Time with Your Academic Advisors
Academic advisors do more than help with class schedules. Check out these tips for building a strong relationship that can set you up for success.
Butler Named a Top College by Princeton Review For Third Straight Year
The University has been included in the 2021 edition of ‘The Best 386 Colleges’
Ibram X. Kendi Visits Butler to Discuss Anti-Racism with Faculty, Staff, Students
The bestselling author and Director of the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research will lead virtual Q&A sessions with the Butler community
Inaugural Butler Giving Circle Grant Supports Local Nonviolence Training
The grant for more than $10,000 will fund nonviolence training workshops in partnership with the Martin Luther King Community Center
Butler, Old National Partner to Support Businesses Owned by Underrepresented Groups
ONB Center to waive membership fee for companies owned by people of color, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and individuals with disabilities
Donor Gift Expands Muslim Studies Programming
Dilnaz and Qaiser Waraich established the Muslim Studies Endowed Fund in 2018. This year, the family made an additional gift to expand the scope of the endowment’s impact.
Q&A with Sorell Grow ’20, Butler’s First News21 Fellow
The recent Journalism & Spanish grad spent her summer reporting on the U.S. juvenile justice system
Butler Alum Serves Community as Clothing Brand CEO—Among Other Roles
After graduating from the Lacy School of Business, Nick Fox ’17 has applied his skills toward empowering others in any way he can
Butler Team Preserves, Improves Access to Artifacts through 3D Digital Replicas
The grant-funded project found low-cost ways to scan and share physical artworks through a method called photogrammetry
Dance Group Moves Summer Festival Online with Help from Butler Student
In a virtual internship with Chicago Human Rhythm Project, Katherine Cackovic gains experience in adaptability