Finally: Campus Trees Pop with Peak Fall Colors
Worth the wait, take an in-depth look at the autumn foliage with help from the Friesner Herbarium’s tree walk
Butler Biology and Chemistry Students Inspire Future Scientists at Celebrate Science Indiana
As part of their Indianapolis Community Requirement, students engaged with children through hands-on experiments.
Ten Butler Community Members to be Honored at Alumni Awards Recognition Program
The annual awards program will be October 25 at 6:00 PM in the Schrott Center for the Arts.
Danko sees Butler as ‘stronger than ever,’ but ready for change
At the 2019 State of the University Address, faculty and staff celebrated achievements and discussed ways to grow.
Butler University Board of Trustees Extends Contract of President James M. Danko
President James M. Danko’s contract has been extended through August 2024.
If Susan B. Anthony Had a Smartphone
Celebrating 100 years of women’s suffrage, Sally Perkins takes her one-woman storytelling show to New York City.
Researcher Finds Environmental Clues on Butterfly Wings
Biology Professor Andrew Stoehr analyzes the phenotypic plasticity of invasive cabbage white butterflies.
New Study: Students Report Harmful Effects from Vaping, Don’t Use JUUL to Quit Smoking
Professor Amy Peak and student Sarah Knight surveyed nearly 1,000 college students about experiences with JUUL use.
Butler Announces New Strategic Direction, Historic $250 Million Campaign
Butler Beyond seeks to raise $250 million by May 2022 to deliver transformative change.
Butler Holds Official Groundbreaking for Historic $100 Million Sciences Renovation and Expansion
The new complex will be the largest capital project in Butler history.
Playing for the Community
Since 2002, Butler Community Arts School has given nearly a half million lessons to more than 11,000 students.
Using Science to Save the Arts
The Chemistry Department and the Indianapolis Museum of Art have forged an exciting partnership.
Of Funds and Food
Butler’s Emergency Assistance Fund helps students through hardships so they can continue to be successful.
Make That ‘Dr.’ Physician Assistant, Please
U.S. News & World Report ranks MPAS program as 37th in the nation, up 60 spots in just six years.
