An Innovative Partnership

“Everyone’s here trying to help each other out to get to that next step.”

Creativity in Motion

Michelle Jarvis named Butler University’s Associate Provost.

Feeding Our Future

Four Butler alumni are doing their part to make sure children have dinner every night.

The Answers to Big Questions

Center for Faith and Vocation launches Interfaith Council

Involvement Has its Own Rewards

Adam Bantz ’17 works toward career in Student Affairs

Going Out on A High Note

Dan Bolin retires after 48 years in education.

Student-Researchers Get Their Day in the Spotlight

The Undergraduate Research Conference let nearly 900 participants show their work.

Collins to Replace Glück in Visiting Writers Series

Billy Collins will speak at Butler on April 18.

Butler Prepares to Say Goodbye to the Class of 2018

Graduating seniors share their memories, plans.

Building Relationships One Student at a Time

Scholarship: The Joel Cornette Scholarship Fund

Cornette’s Legacy Continues to Embody The Butler Way

When a Journalist’s Questions Transform Care

When one begins his healthcare career following a tandem bike across the country, there is no telling where he’ll travel and what he’ll learn along the way.

An Enterprising Pediatrician Expands His Mentors’ Influence

Around the world, many children are better off because of Butler scientists’ influence on Hole. 

The Path Began at Butler

The recent addition of the Healthcare and Business major to Butler University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences reflects the evolving needs within the life sciences industry.

Taking Pharmacy Skills to a North Carolina Indian Reservation

When I first learned about the opportunity to work on an Indian Reservation during my sixth-year pharmacy rotations, I immediately knew I wanted to apply.