Latest InStudent Experience

Senior Sydney Riddle says she decided to be a Student Orientation Coordinator because she had a great Orientation experience and wants to create that same sense of community for this year’s first-year and transfer students.

Philosophy and Religion major Jack Puricelli shares how his internship at Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic (NCLC) has provided him with meaningful law experiences as an undergrad.

Sophomore Jacob DuBrava shares how his study abroad experience in Europe pushed him to not be afraid of trying new things.

College of Communication student Eva Hallman shares how her go-getter personality has landed her positions at Fort Wayne’s radio station WOWO and TV Station WANE 15.

College of Communication student Aubrey Murphy shares how her childhood experience with Girls Rock! Indianapolis inspired her to pursue a career in Music Industry Studies. Impacted by her experience, she approached Girls Rock! with the idea of creating an internship.

College of Communication student Gabi Morando started her news journey when she connected with Butler alumnus Corey McPherrin, Fox 32 anchor. She’s now a summer intern with Fox 32 in Chicago.

College of Communication student Jade Eilers shares how the power of networking with Butler alumni landed her a summer internship with WISH-TV in Indianapolis.

With over 200+ study abroad and exchange programs in over 55 countries, Butler students are given endless opportunities to explore new cultures. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Tatiana Pereda shares her summer study abroad experience in Argentina.

Incoming first-year student Sahar Atmar shares how the small class sizes, science program, and job opportunities were the few reasons she chose Butler.

Incoming first-year student Reagan Craig chose Butler because of her ability to combine her two passions, psychology and criminology, into a double major.

Incoming third-year transfer student Mei-Lin Walters chose Butler because of the small community and location within a big city.

Incoming first-year student Jonah Miller shares how he felt right at home the minute he stepped on campus.