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Anne looks to Butler’s past and sees how the Butler Community rallies around each other.

Anna Claire has so much classroom experience, she knows she’ll be prepared to become a teacher before she graduates.

Delaney will understand the diverse perspectives and opinions she encounters in the world.

Darby met a dog and felt at home.

Andre B. Lacy, the man for whom Butler’s Lacy School of Business is named, was killed Thursday, November 30, in a single-rider accident while on a private motorcycle tour in southern Africa.

In his seventh State of the University message, Butler President James M. Danko on Friday, October 20, said he is pleased with the University’s growth and achievement, and he challenged the community to ask “How can we as a university be better?” and “What can I do to help make us better?”

Ann Bilodeau wanted a book to explain to her then-5-year-old daughter why she didn’t believe in God, but such a book didn’t exist. So Bilodeau wrote her own. What Do You Believe, Mama? (Mascot Books), an illustrated children’s book, features a mother teaching her daughter lessons such as “Look for things that are true. Be open […]

The Butler University Board of Trustees has elected seven new members—six of whom are Butler alumni.

One wall gets a new look — a painting depicting the front of Hinkle Fieldhouse

Vanessa Mackenzie ’15, who is teaching on the U.S. Virgin Islands, hopes to get back to her classroom soon.

Butler University is the only Midwest Regional University to earn the U.S. News designation as Most Innovative School, according to the magazine’s 2018 rankings released on Tuesday, September 12.

Stadium to be Named in Honor of Bud and Jackie Sellick.