Women’s Club Volleyball Team Wins National D2 Tournament
It was an amazing and unforgettable way for us to go out.
Construction of New Residence Hall Begins With Beam-Signing Ceremony
Instead of a traditional groundbreaking ceremony, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the University signed a beam that will be used in the construction of the four-story facility.
Business Students Show Their Abilities As Financial Analysts
Students “brought some hardware home” from competition.
‘BU Well,’ a Multimedia Healthcare Journal, Publishes Vol. 2
BU Well is one of the nation’s only student-run, peer reviewed multimedia healthcare journals.
Sellick Estate Gives $9 Million Gift to Butler
Butler Bowl to be Renamed in Honor of Bud and Jackie Sellick.
Butler Names Top 100 Students
Butler University honored its Top 100 students on April 7 at the Outstanding Student Banquet.
Williams Honored for His Contributions to Indianapolis
Charles Williams will be honored for his lifetime contributions to the city of Indianapolis on Hoosier Heritage Night.
For Fifth Year in a Row, Butler Earns Tree Campus USA Recognition
Participating in Tree Campus USA sets a fine example for other colleges and universities, while helping to create a healthier planet for us all.
CHASE Announces Butler’s Fulbright Winners
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program provides grants for individually designed study/research projects or for English Teaching Assistant Programs. During their grants, Fulbrighters meet, work, live with and learn from the people of the host country, sharing daily experiences.
Lauren Ciulla ’19 Earns Congressional Award Gold Medal
To receive the award, she completed over 400 community service hours, spent 200 hours practicing the clarinet and 200 hours improving her tennis skills.
Caitlyn Foye ’18 Named Goldwater Scholar
Junior Caitlyn Foye, a Biology major from Newburgh, Indiana, has been named a 2017-2018 Goldwater Scholar, the most prestigious undergraduate award given in the sciences.
Madison Sauerteig Wins Altruism Scholarship
Sauerteig wrote about the healing power of service to others and how working with children at the hospital has transformed her own life.
At the URC, a Bicycle Made of Hemp
If Christopher Jones has his way, you’ll soon be able to ride a bicycle made of hemp.
Rec Department, COE Team Up With Special Olympics
Butler University is taking part in a pilot inclusion program that brings a Special Olympics athlete to campus to audit a semester-long class.
Brett McNeal ’08 Gets a Dose of Reality
The court of public opinion is about to get tested by a new TV show, and a couple of Butler alumni will be part of the proceedings.