Butler Students Sweep Awards for Top Papers at URC
Four Butler students have been named Top Four Paper Winners at the University’s 2017 Undergraduate Research Conference.
Owen Schaub: After 37 Years at Butler, the Curtain Closes
“Having been at Butler has been a very warm, rewarding and humane experience,” he says.
Brain Sculptures Come to Butler
Twelve 5-foot-by-5-foot brain sculptures will be on the Butler University campus for six weeks.
Butler to Offer 16 Arts and Music Camps This Summer
The Butler Community Arts School will be offering Theatre Camp 2: Focus on Shakespeare for the first time this summer for students in grades 9-12.
Bolin Selected to International Band Directors’ Hall of Fame
Associate Professor of Music Education Daniel Bolin has been selected as the 2017 inductee to the Gamma Chapter, Phi Beta Mu Hall of Fame.
Asia Is Luring Her Back, and She’s Going
Erin O’Neil ’17 will spend the first six months after graduation in Asia, thanks to her experiences at Butler.
On to the Sweet 16! Bulldogs Beat Middle Tennessee
Butler advanced to its first Sweet 16 since 2011 with a 74-65 win over Middle Tennessee State Saturday night in Milwaukee.
For These Students, the Sweet 16 Is That Much Sweeter
Now that the Bulldogs have made it to the Sweet 16, juniors Alex Tison, Claire Cox, and Kaylynn Cline will be flown to Chicago to appear on a new ESPN quiz show called Bracket Genius.
Yoga Gives Lab School Students Time to Breathe
It’s after lunch in 1990 Butler graduate Lisa Gundaker’s kindergarten/first-grade class at the IPS/Butler University Laboratory School, and that means it’s time for downward-facing dog, star pose, and tree position.
Butler Elects 26 Students to Phi Beta Kappa
Twenty-six Butler University students have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the honor society that recognizes the best and brightest liberal arts and sciences undergraduates from 286 top schools across the nation.
Spring Break in Krakow? Gerstein Winner Can’t Wait.
Isaac Warshawsky is the second recipient of the Bruce and Lucy Gerstein Holocaust Education Travel Fund.
Education Professors to Receive a WFYI Award
The story of Crispus Attucks High School is a difficult part of Indianapolis’ racial segregation history. The documentary showed that even though this school was “designed to fail,” it succeeded by most measures.
Two Butler Students Selected to Be 500 Festival Princesses
The 500 Festival Princesses serve as ambassadors of the Indianapolis 500 Festival.
Students ‘Unpack’ Their Experiences at Lessons from Abroad Conference
Butler University was the host of Indiana’s Lessons from Abroad Conference, an event that provides students with opportunities to reflect upon their study abroad experiences.