Stories ByTrinidy Charles ’23

Jordyn LenardMajor: BiochemistryOptometry student, Illinois College of Optometry  What did you declare Biochemistry as your major at Butler?I declared this as my major because I have always had an interest in the sciences but didn’t want to focus specifically on biology or chemistry. Biochemistry gave me the best of both worlds, and I was able […]

Butler Theatre provides students with hands-on experience from the moment they arrive on campus. Emma Littau ’23, now a Production Assistant at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, encourages current Bulldogs to seize every opportunity.

Logan Van Ravenswaay ’23 pursued a PharmD degree, driven by his passion for clinical science and public health. He is grateful for the lasting relationships with faculty and classmates who supported him through his coursework.

Olivia Moore ’23, a Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences graduate gained hands-on experience in the Butler Audiology Clinic and Aphasia Community Group. Thanks to Butler’s experiential learning, she’s on track to achieve her dream career.

Addison Reckard ’23 credits her Healthcare and Business courses with providing a solid foundation that set her up for success. Now pursuing her doctorate in occupational therapy, she looks forward to starting her fieldwork rotations.

2022 BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year, Abigail Isgler, is thankful for the friendships she’s built on the women’s soccer team. After graduation, she dreams of playing soccer overseas and launching her own business.

Léa Larouche ’28 felt right at home during her Butler campus visit. Now a Women’s Soccer student-athlete, she’s thankful for her teammate’s support in making the college transition easier. Learn more about Léa at the link in our bio.

With over 500 student-athletes, Athletics is at the heart of our campus life. Henri Kumwenda ’25 knew Butler was the perfect fit, moving from the UK to pursue his academic and soccer goals on the Men’s team.

While interning at Amazon, Leah Dawh ’25, oversaw facility operations and managed a team of associates. She is thankful for her real-world experience, building a solid foundation for her future career.

Dawg Days is a Pre-Orientation Program that strives to build a supportive network of students from diverse backgrounds and identities including students of color and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Meet Dawg Days student Raj Kadakia.

Dawg Days is a Pre-Orientation Program that strives to build a supportive network of students from diverse backgrounds and identities including students of color and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Meet Dawg Days student Raeghan Jefferson.

For more than 30 years, Butler has been awarding the Morton-Finney Diversity Scholars Program Award to students who have invested intentional time and energy in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in their schools or communities. Meet recipient Jugaad Singh.