Stories ByTrinidy Charles ’23

Jill Trnka ’23 says one of the most valuable things she took away from her time at Butler was the confidence to step outside her comfort zone. Her personal growth on campus played a key role in preparing her for PA school.

​​Aine Montgomery ’21Major: PsychologyMinor: Neuroscience and Human Communication & Organizational LeadershipCommunity Research Liaison (ADNI4 Study), Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center How did Butler prepare you for your career?Butler prepared me for my career by allowing me to be involved in many dynamic organizations on campus. In my current role, I connect to community aging […]

Bronwyn Smith ’23 says becoming a Bulldog was the best decision she’s ever made. She graduated with a strong support system and the skills to lead a successful career. Now, she’s found a home to dance with Deos Contemporary Ballet.

This Friday, John Cunningham ’25 will present his research findings at the Butler Undergraduate Research Conference. He shares that he feels lucky to have found a supportive community at Butler that has felt like home for the past four years.

As an Education Intern at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, Kaleigh Bendoff ’25 hopes to one day open her own children’s theatre, helping young artists discover their passion for the arts.

Join us at Butler’s Undergraduate Research Conference on April 11, 2025 where we celebrate academic excellence and encourage Bulldogs to share their groundbreaking research. Read the full story to discover Hailee Park ’25’s fascinating study in Sociology and Psychology.

Rachel Sabotta ’25, Paradigm Digital Group’s Social Media and Digital Content Intern, manages social media for nine clients, applying her coursework to real-world experience. Her advice for Bulldogs seeking internships: stay determined, and success will follow.

Abby Hoehn ’25 is interning with the Indianapolis Airport Authority Public Affairs team. Most recently, she was excited to see her shirt design worn by peers and employees at the Indianapolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Learn more about Abby’s internship.

At Butler, learning by doing is key. Naomi Baker ’25 plans to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) after graduation. Her hands-on experiences have connected her with current CPAs, offering valuable career advice. Read the full story to learn more about Naomi’s internship.

In honor of Paul’s $12 million gift to Women’s Sports, we highlight student-athletes whose teams are impacted by her generosity. Read senior Destiny Cherry’s story to learn about her Butler Volleyball experience and speaking on a panel alongside Paul and the WNBA’s Caitlin Clark.

Talia Sommer ’26 knew Butler was home when she met the incredible women on the soccer team. As an international student, their support makes her feel welcomed and loved, even though she is miles from her family.

Fannie Lou Hamer, a civil rights activist, paved the way for Black voting rights—a legacy Edyn Curry ’27 deeply appreciates, especially during Black History Month. Read the full story to learn more about Edyn’s Butler experience and the Black figure who inspires her.