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Nathan Hall `18 discovered the untold story of World War I’s first Hoosier fatality, Cpl. James B. Gresham.

Butler MBA students hit the road to solve business challenges.

Although study abroad is relatively new to Chemistry, it’s been part of Butler’s sciences programs for 30 years.

10 Butler biology students spent two weeks in Panama for a once-in-a-lifetime class. 

Butler’s study-abroad program truly is one of a kind.

Butler’s Study Abroad Program has been named one of the Top 30 in the country by the website bestvalueschools.org.

Rebecca VanVliet ’19 interns with the 500 Festival

When I first learned about the opportunity to work on an Indian Reservation during my sixth-year pharmacy rotations, I immediately knew I wanted to apply.

Too often we take things for granted, so I want to document my experiences

Innovative additions to the program give students new ways to view the human body.

As students trickle into room 238 at Shortridge Magnet High School, stagnant silence grows to a dull roar of laughter and chatter. Butler University students and Shortridge students catch up over peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, then get to the task at hand: creative writing. Today, they will be crafting their own parodies. One student […]