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
Four Ways to Stay Active Near Butler University
Whether through an early-morning bike ride or an afternoon walk, working out makes for a great study break
Loyal Donors and New Strategic Direction Help Butler Thrive Through Unprecedented Year
Total giving included $16.6 million toward scholarships and $28.5 million toward the Butler Beyond campaign
With Summer Internships Canceled, Business School Finds New Opportunities for Students
Butler’s Lacy School of Business created about 20 last-minute internship positions built on remote, project-based work
This Butler Alum Helps Professional Athletes Do Their Taxes
While playing pro basketball for 12 seasons, John Karaffa ’91 learned how complex athletes’ finances can be. So he started ProSport CPA.
Q&A with Transfer Student—Amelia Ball
Amelia Ball ’23; Hometown: Nashotah, WI; Major: International Studies
Five Tips for Your First Year at Butler
Keep these things in mind as you transition to your new life on Butler University’s campus
Grad Students from Butler’s College of Education Create Guide to Help Schools Reopen
Cohort members from the Experiential Program for Preparing School Principals (EPPSP) have released Blueprint 2020: A Guidebook for School Leaders Moving Forward
Q&A with Transfer Student—Julia Hoff
Julia Hoff ’23; Hometown: Houston, TX; Major: Multilingual Studies and Peace and Conflict Studies
Butler Surpasses $29 Million Raised for Sciences Expansion and Renovation with Recent $1.5 Million Gift
In recognition of the gift, the University will name the Hershel B. Whitney Gateway in Gallahue Hall in honor of the late Hershel B. Whitney
Alum’s Internship Success Leads to Giving Back
Through Butler connections, Maria Porter ’12 completed two internships and found a full-time design job upon graduation. Now, she has the chance to provide similar opportunities for current students.
Q&A with Transfer Student—Chloe Dluger
Chloe Dluger ’22; Hometown: Crystal Lake, IL; Major: Strategic Communications