President Danko’s Statement on Immigration
Thank you for all you do to cultivate a culture in which all members of the Butler community can learn, work, and thrive together in the spirit of compassion, fairness, and respect that has always defined our University.
So This Is What An Appellate Court Hearing Looks Like
It gives us an opportunity to go out into the communities—normally, we don’t attract big audiences—and allow people to see what we do.
Lacy School of Business Students Get a Good Look at Retail
“We had people from California to New York City. There were more than 600 students from all across this country. So this was huge.”
Music Professor David Murray Wins Special Recognition Award
David takes his place as part of an elite group of performers that have received this honor.
Professor Davidson’s Book Teaches Visual Basic for Applications
Think of it as an introduction to VBA for someone who’s never done anything with it.
Butler Is One of His Favorite Things
“I can honestly say that if it weren’t for my two years at Butler, I wouldn’t be here.”
Superintendents to Learn the Business Side of Schools
The program came about because superintendents find themselves dealing with budget cuts, increased class sizes, and socioeconomic conditions that require them to operate in an environment of rapid change and uncertainty.
Court of Appeals to Hear a Case at Butler
The driver sought to suppress the evidence, arguing that the police violated his Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure. The trial court denied his motion.
Professor Esteves Named Guyer Chair in Education
The Richard W. Guyer Professorship in Education was established in 1997 by D. Michael Hockett, a 1964 graduate of Butler University and an Indianapolis businessman who was deeply influenced by Guyer’s teaching and guidance.
John Conley Named Chief of Public Safety
Veteran police officer John Conley has been named to succeed Ben Hunter as Butler University’s Chief of Public Safety.
Shepard to Winter Grads: You Have Reason to Be Optimistic
“The value of an education earned in 2016 at universities like Butler is more tangible than ever.”
Butler Senior Wins Cell Biology Competition
Victoria Kreyden ’17 has won first prize in the undergraduate poster session at the 2016 American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) meeting in San Francisco, California.
Great-Great-Granddaughter of Ovid Butler Dies
Patricia Cochran was a pillar of Indianapolis society.
Sigma Gamma Rho Endows a Scholarship for a COE Student
The scholarship will be awarded annually beginning next fall to a student enrolled in the College of Education.
Butler Theatre Gets a New Scene Shop
Half the space will be used to build scenery for Theatre productions; the other half will be used for costume storage for the Theatre and Dance departments.