Director In The Making: Julia Hren
Things move swiftly in the theater world. That’s something Julia Hren ’18 can attest to. Last spring, the Theatre Production and Strategic Communications major was recommended for an internship at the Indianapolis Reparatory Theater (IRT).
She Couldn’t Find The Book She Needed, So She Wrote Her Own
Ann Bilodeau wanted a book to explain to her then-5-year-old daughter why she didn’t believe in God, but such a book didn’t exist. So Bilodeau wrote her own. What Do You Believe, Mama? (Mascot Books), an illustrated children’s book, features a mother teaching her daughter lessons such as “Look for things that are true. Be open…
Butler Board of Trustees Elects Seven New Members
The Butler University Board of Trustees has elected seven new members—six of whom are Butler alumni.
Wherefore Art Thou, Juliet Blue? In a Butler Chemistry Lab
Chemists in Verona, Italy, will find out what’s been happening in a Butler University Chemistry lab.
In The HRC, A Blank Wall Becomes a Canvas
One wall gets a new look — a painting depicting the front of Hinkle Fieldhouse
Butler Presents Eight Alumni Awards
Honorees to receive their recognition during Homecoming Weekend. Butler University will hold the annual Alumni Awards Recognition Program for extraordinary professional achievement and service to the University and their communities on Friday, October 20, at 6:00 PM in the Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts.
How Butler Prepared Him for the Mayo Clinic
Jacobson advised students to “realize what you can deliver and are good at.”
Hurricane Irma, Up Close and Personal
Vanessa Mackenzie ’15, who is teaching on the U.S. Virgin Islands, hopes to get back to her classroom soon.
Adam Grant to Speak at Butler
Author/professor/thought leader explains how people with groundbreaking ideas made them happen.
Butler Named ‘Most Innovative School’ In the U.S. News 2018 Rankings
Butler University is the only Midwest Regional University to earn the U.S. News designation as Most Innovative School, according to the magazine’s 2018 rankings released on Tuesday, September 12.
The Speak Easy, A Butler Partner, To Add Second Location
The Speak Easy, a member based non-profit organization that brings established businesses and entrepreneurs together in the spirit of growth and acceleration, will open a second, downtown location this summer with founding partners Butler University, Bruce A. Bodner Company, Inc., and Nextech.
Howard Caldwell, Alumnus and Former Trustee, Dies
Howard Caldwell ’50, MA ’68, whose distinguished career at WRTV (Channel 6) in Indianapolis earned him induction into the Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame and Indiana Broadcasters Hall of Fame, died Monday. He was 92.
History As Seen Through the Eyes of the Disney Company
Jason Lantzer’s family trips to Disney World started as vacations. They ended up becoming research for his new book.
The Butler Arts Center Sees the Big Picture (20×40 Feet)
Because of its massive scale, there’s a lot of room for playful fun.
President Danko Responds to DACA
On September 7, Butler President James Danko sent this letter to Indiana’s U.S. Senators and Representative.