Stories Bycindy dashnaw

Alumnus sees new master’s degree as path to promotability.

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Butler’s study-abroad program truly is one of a kind.

Why would a man who graduated cum laude with three job offers accept the one that didn’t quite match either of his two Butler University degrees? 

Sixteen-hour work days? Jeremy Baldi ’09 loves them—as long as he’s spending them working for himself. 

Mark Dobson ’84 wants to get individuals directly involved in creating social change in their communities. 

We don’t know how lucky we are.

Wet or dry shoes? Shorts or a sport coat? Sunshine or fluorescent lights? Mosquitos or … well, fewer mosquitos?