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Infertility affects millions of Americans each year, and many of the causes are not known.

This project is focused on making the CUE Farm even more of an asset to campus by tying it to the curriculum.

“It was always on his mind. But he was always so casual about it, and I never thought we would lose him so early, in such a stupid, horrible manner.”

The old pool section of Hinkle Fieldhouse, which has been converted into a weight room, training center, and administration offices, has received LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

Over 1,200 volunteers participated in Butler’s annual service program, Bulldogs Into the Streets.

Butler’s first International Travel Pre-Orientation program gives students a chance to study abroad before they start school.

The mission is to increase coverage of the people, events, and organizations that contribute to the cultural life of central Indiana while training and supporting the next generation of arts journalists, the paper reported.

“Creating a better understanding of ways that dementia patients can be treated and lives can be enhanced in this situation is in the interest of us all.”

He was known for his outgoing personality, quick wit, trademark smile, and toughness that so many identify with Butler teams, especially of his era. He embodied The Butler Way.

The Butler-based Metro Diner will be the company’s third in Indianapolis.

Butler outperformed its peers across most items in graduates’ assessment of their student experience including faculty support and experiential learning, affinity for their alma mater, and overall well-being.

Butler University will welcome a record first-year class of 1,272 students on move-in day.