Stories ByKatie Grieze

Strict safety measures allow students to keep rehearsing, performing, and learning together

The #BlackLivesMatter co-creator spoke with the Butler community during a student-organized event on February 9

Throughout 2020, College of Education faculty found ways to use the pandemic as a teaching opportunity

In 2020, four alumni in Butler’s Center for Academic Technology supported faculty, staff, and students through the transition to online learning

Music faculty and IT staff teamed up to find a solution for teaching voice lessons during a pandemic

Professors Mike Samide and Anne Wilson provide lifelong learning opportunities through food-based events

Supported by a $68K grant from the NSF, Psychology Assistant Professor Dr. India Johnson is studying the influence of race and gender on the effectiveness of role models

At the NIH, Austin Athman ’09 is part of a team that captures images of microscopic diseases

As a Partner-elect at Crowe and Chairman of the National Association of Black Accountants, Herschel Frierson ’96 is helping more people of color join the profession

In 2020, Butler adapted to new challenges, helped our community, and found ways to celebrate

Written by MFA student Jen Mulzer and illustrated by junior Abey Akinseye, Music in My Head celebrates children’s creativity

After releasing a new CD two weeks before pandemic shutdowns hit Indiana, Felice is finding new ways to stay creative