Stories ByVictoria Ochs

Jeffrey Carvell ’06 graduated with a Butler Physics degree and a Purdue Electrical Engineering degree through Butler’s former Engineering Dual Degree Program (EDDP) partnership. Now, he’s thrilled to be “back home” for this new chapter for Butler Engineering. In August 2025, the University introduced its own Engineering program consisting of three majors within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences—Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering—set to launch in fall 2026.

“I really enjoyed all of my rotations and building confidence as I stepped into the role of a pharmacist practicing with an interdisciplinary team… I look forward to stepping into my role as the medication expert on an interprofessional team where I will be able to help keep my peers up to date on guideline updates and new studies.”

“Butler and the Pharmacy program is built to make you the best pharmacist you can be… the Butler name gets you so far in Indiana and the greater United States because our pharmacists are really about being good humans, not just good providers.”

Imagine if your college experience spanned across continents. Studying conservation after experiencing the beauty of Sri Lanka’s Horton Plains National Park. Living in the international business hub of Sydney, Australia, as you study global supply chain management. Practicing your Spanish over a home-cooked meal with your host family in Merida, Mexico. Butler didn’t just imagine a global degree—it made it a reality.

Hear from Maria Abdelmalek, who’s exploring meaning, purpose, interfatith engagement, and social justice as a Compass Center Scholar.

Meet Rose Cruzan, who’s exploring meaning, purpose, interfatith engagement, and social justice as a Compass Center Scholar.

Senior Vanessa Campbell reflects on the personal and professional growth she experienced in the Religious Leadership program.

From Butler to Eli Lilly: Paola Ariza-Storch ’23.

Major Indianapolis events enlist student talent.

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 Peyton Fox.

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 Chas Hall.

Ashley Churchill ’24 inspires the next generation.