Butler’s Oldest Study Abroad Trip Watches Climate Change Through Coral
The Tropical Field Biology Coral Reef program has changed since 1969, but its purpose stays the same.
From the Top of a Glacier: Grace Hart Feels Climate Change Up Close
Butler student travels to Iceland and Greenland for program with the School for International Training.
Former Board Chair Commits $5 Million to Butler
Craig Fenneman ’71 and Mary Stover-Fenneman have made a $5 million commitment to Butler University.
Built on More Than Beer: How New Brewery Embraces Community
After years of calling on Butler connections, the owners of Guggman Haus Brewing Co. celebrate grand opening.
Butler Board of Trustees Approves $100 Million Sciences Upgrade, Largest Investment in Butler’s Future
Phases I and II of the project are expected to start very soon, with a predicted 18-month timeline.
Serial Host Sarah Koenig Shares Joys and Drawbacks of Building New Story Form
She didn’t think anyone listened to podcasts. Then, Serial got 300,000 downloads in five days.
Media Advisory: Butler Business Consulting Group, Synovia Partnership Pays Off
The BBCG will receive a return on their investment in Synovia.
Hinkle Fieldhouse Strength And Conditioning Room Named by Lawton Family
Generous gift brings Butler closer to $10.5 million fundraising goal for Hinkle renovations
FirstPerson Interview Suite Enhances Butler Career Services
Trustee Bryan Brenner ’95 and wife Elaine ’94 give $250,000 for the Lacy School of Business building.
‘Meant to Be’: Ena Shelley’s 37-Year Career at Butler
After 37 years of service to Butler, Dean of the College of Education, Ena Shelley retires.
Why We Dance: Butler Student Researcher Refutes Her Generation’s Reputation
Millennials tend to be motivated if they can see the impact of the cause.
Finding Alternative Ways to Succeed
Sumner says she comes at whatever she does with great empathy for others.
Renowned Author Ta-Nehisi Coates Speaks at Clowes on Race and Writing
Ta-Nehisi Coates describes himself as “a black writer, and I write a lot about race.”
A Mother’s Promise: Against All Odds, Butler Senior is Ready to Graduate
Arabelle arrived on December 27, 2015. Two weeks later, school started, and Maddy Smith was in class.