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In mid-August, the bestselling author of ‘How to Be an Antiracist’ joined virtual conversations with the Butler community
The first episode, available now, features CICF President and CEO Brian Payne
More than 1,125 first-year students plan to log on for their first day of classes on August 24
The University has been included in the 2021 edition of ‘The Best 386 Colleges’
The bestselling author and Director of the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research will lead virtual Q&A sessions with the Butler community
The grant for more than $10,000 will fund nonviolence training workshops in partnership with the Martin Luther King Community Center
ONB Center to waive membership fee for companies owned by people of color, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and individuals with disabilities
Dilnaz and Qaiser Waraich established the Muslim Studies Endowed Fund in 2018. This year, the family made an additional gift to expand the scope of the endowment’s impact.
The grant-funded project found low-cost ways to scan and share physical artworks through a method called photogrammetry
Total giving included $16.6 million toward scholarships and $28.5 million toward the Butler Beyond campaign
In recognition of the gift, the University will name the Hershel B. Whitney Gateway in Gallahue Hall in honor of the late Hershel B. Whitney
Camp Localhost, presented by Butler Esports, will offer gamers the opportunity to learn and grow in structured esports camp
