Stories Byjennifer gunnels

Milt Dickos ՚44, a native of Peru, Indiana, had never been to Indianapolis when he first stepped foot on Butler’s campus in 1940. As he looked around the unfamiliar buildings, a fellow student drove by and asked, “Are you going to Butler? Then get in the car; let’s register and find a place to stay.” […]

Through Butler’s Trek programs in several major cities, students have the chance to explore career opportunities and network with alumni

Assembled in August of 2021, the LXAA strives to connect alumni and students who identify within the Latin American and Hispanic communities to Butler University and one another

Donors whose lifetime giving has reached $100,000 or more were newly inducted into the Carillon Society in recognition of their generosity

The community of alumni donors supports two mission-critical elements of Butler’s vision for the future: student access and success and community partnerships

With the help of committed community partners, the Butler Beyond vision is coming to life through a number of new programs and collaborative initiatives

The Friday afternoon event included remarks from Bill Dugan ʼ51 and several University leaders

The gift from Keith Faller ՚71 and wife Sarah MBA ՚90 will be divided equally between funds supporting the Sciences Expansion and Renovation Project and Bill and Joanne Dugan Hall

Donations totaled more than $28 million from 16,224 individual, corporate, and foundation donors

Through the program, experienced teachers of color will mentor small groups of COE students in inclusive, culturally responsive, and anti-racist teaching

Reverend Jean McAnulty Smith ʼ65 and Lydia Johnson ʼ12, MFA ʼ15 established a new scholarship in Johnson’s name to continue passing on the gift of a Butler education

Since she joined the Butler faculty in 1996, Kathryn Morris’s steady leadership has been central to the University’s success