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On Thursday, April 13, Butler University faculty, staff, students, donors, and community partners celebrated the official opening of the University’s expanded and renovated Sciences Complex, a $100 million project that represented the largest infrastructure investment in Butler’s history. The project included the renovation of Gallahue Hall and the Holcomb Building, and the creation of Levinson […]

On Thursday, October 6, 32 Butler University donors whose lifetime giving has reached $100,000 or more were newly inducted into the Carillon Society in recognition of their generosity. In total, this newest class of Carillon Society inductees have collectively contributed more than $2.8 million in support of Butler’s mission. On Friday afternoon, the celebration of […]

On May 31, 2022, Butler Beyond: The Campaign for Butler University officially concluded as the largest and most successful philanthropic effort in Butler history, raising more than $263.5 million to advance the University’s mission through infrastructure, scholarship, and experiential learning.

Butler University President James Danko announced Saturday, April 23, the permanent naming of the new 44,000-square foot sciences expansion building as Levinson Family Hall in honor of a $10 million commitment from Frank ‘75 and Kristin Levinson to the sciences expansion and renovation project. The gift was announced during an event in Hinkle Fieldhouse to […]

Milt Dickos ՚44, a native of Peru, Indiana, had never been to Indianapolis when he first stepped foot on Butler’s campus in 1940. As he looked around the unfamiliar buildings, a fellow student drove by and asked, “Are you going to Butler? Then get in the car; let’s register and find a place to stay.” […]

Butler University Trustee Rollie Dick and wife Cheri recently committed $1 million in support of the University’s $100 million Sciences Expansion and Renovation Project.

The University has exceeded its $250 million fundraising goal for Butler Beyond: The Campaign for Butler University.

High school sweethearts. Proud Bulldogs. And thoughtful donors who are making a lasting impact on future generations of Butler students with a planned gift.

Donors whose lifetime giving has reached $100,000 or more were newly inducted into the Carillon Society in recognition of their generosity

The Friday afternoon event included remarks from Bill Dugan ʼ51 and several University leaders

The gift from Keith Faller ՚71 and wife Sarah MBA ՚90 will be divided equally between funds supporting the Sciences Expansion and Renovation Project and Bill and Joanne Dugan Hall

The gift from 1951 graduate Bill Dugan supports the state-of-the-art facility that houses the Lacy School of Business