Stories ByTrinidy Charles ’23

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.

Kendall Johnson ’27 sees Black History Month as a time for remembrance, pride, authenticity, and community. Read the full story to learn more about the meaningful connections she has built through the Diversity Center and Black Student Union.

In honor of Black History Month, we are partnering with the Black Alumni Association to highlight some of our Black graduates. Hear stories from Bulldogs like Andre Hardy ’23, who discuss their Butler experience and life after graduation.

Happy New Year, Bulldogs!

Jordyn Lenard ’23 chose to major in Biochemistry, merging her passions for biology and chemistry. Continuing her studies, she hopes to become a pediatric optometrist specializing in vision therapy.

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.