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Longtime Butler faculty member and pioneering Indiana broadcaster Ann Wagner Harper ’63, MS ’68 died Thursday, October 13.

Two Butler alumni and the organizations they run have teamed up to create a nationwide fundraiser that will pit 64 charities in a bracket-style fundraising tournament.​

“Sustainable solutions don’t begin and end on our campuses. For sustainability to be impactful, it must go beyond the campus.”

“The world knows the United States through New York City. It’s a platform for music making that serves a universal audience.”

Danko said the University will continue to grow, with a new building planned for the Lacy School of Business and renovation of Holcomb and Gallahue halls scheduled to create a science complex.

“I’m certainly not saying that theology and science fiction are always the same. But I’m definitely saying that some science fiction is theological, and some theology is ‘science-fictional.’”

“The shortage of ENL teachers is so bad in Indiana that a lot of kids are not being served by licensed teachers. This is deeply needed in our state.”

The idea is to give students hands-on experience and prepare them for an industry that expects to need tens of thousands of new employees over the next seven years to replace workers who will be retiring.

With a staff of 25 personal trainers at your fingertips, you’ll easily be able to avoid the freshman 15

Butler University officially cut the ribbon on September 15 to open Fairview House, its new $43 million, 633-bed residence hall located along Sunset Avenue.

Butler was ranked #2 among Midwest Regional Universities for the seventh consecutive year, but saw its overall score increase from 95 to 98 out of 100.

Butler University and the Center for Urban Ecology (CUE) will both be inducted into the Green Lights Hall of Fame on September 15 at the Christian Theological Seminary.