Holcomb Observatory Presents ‘All American Eclipse’
All American Eclipse will examine historical eclipses, types of eclipses, how and where to observe this eclipse, and what to expect.
Schwitzer is Gone. Long Live Schwitzer.
Schwitzer Residence Hall came to life in 1956 and for 60 years was called “home” to many Butler alumni and current students. Demolition of Schwitzer Hall was completed March 1, 2017, and construction of the new residence hall is currently underway. Although Schwitzer Hall has been removed physically, its ashes will be spread throughout campus and…
CUE Farm Manager Earns River Friendly Farmer Award
Tim Dorsey to be honored at this year’s Indiana State Fair.
The Total Solar Eclipse is Coming (South of Us)
And the best place to see the eclipse locally? Probably your own back yard.
Does He Think He Can Dance? He *Knows* He Can Dance
When the other members of Butler’s Class of 2021 ask Darius Hickman what he did this summer, he’ll have a story that starts with, “I was a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance.”
Butler Again Featured in Fiske Guide to Colleges
“Butler University offers quality education, friendly and approachable professors, plenty of opportunities for involvement, and an overall friendly atmosphere.”
Placement Rate Rises to 97 Percent for 2016 Graduates
Major employers of Butler’s newly minted graduates include Eli Lilly and Company, Interactive Intelligence, IU Health, Allstate, Community Health Network, and PriceWaterhouse Coopers.
Twenty Years After First PA Class Graduates, the Program’s Co-Founder Retires
During the summer in between her junior and senior years at Indiana University, Laurie Pylitt, discovered her future career in the most unlikely place—Seventeen magazine.
Butler’s Successful Fundraising Continues
The generosity of more than 14,000 Butler University alumni and friends made fiscal year 2017 one of the University’s best fundraising years on record.
After 40 Years of ‘Helping People,’ Jeanne Van Tyle Retires
Professor of Pharmacy Jeanne Van Tyle discovered her love of teaching in what sounds like a moment scripted for television.
Butler Summer Intensive Students to Perform at the Schrott
Forty-nine dancers from around the country have come to Butler University to participate in the second annual Summer Intensive, a three-week program designed to immerse 13- to 18-year-olds in the culture of dance.
Lavall Jordan Introduced as New Men’s Basketball Coach
LaVall Jordan ’01 returned home to Butler University on Wednesday, June 14, to become the school’s 24th men’s basketball coach, pledging to uphold the values of the Butler Way and to build on past successes. Jordan, who played at Butler from 1997-2001 and served on the coaching staff from 2003-2007, said being hired to lead…
Butler, CTS Announce Campus-Sharing Partnership
Butler University and Christian Theological Seminary on June 12 announced a campus-sharing partnership.
What They Learned in Butler’s MBA Program Translates to Victory
The Butler MBA team won the 2017 ACG Cup.
President Danko’s Message Regarding Coach Holtmann’s Departure
“Our men’s basketball program has enjoyed success at the highest levels for several decades, and I am confident that it will continue to do so.”