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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.

Incoming first-year student Luisa Hungria shares how she’s excited to dive into several organizations and Real Business Experience through the Lacy School of Business.

Meet the next generation of difference makers—the class of 2027! Meet Ashton Gianakos from Noblesville, Indiana.

Junior George Dalle-Molle shares his experience studying abroad in Singapore.

Senior Macy Cansdale shares what it’s like being in Germany for the Summer Special Olympics World Games.

Bryan Bystol ’23 says Butler University couldn’t have prepared him better for his internship with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing. As an assistant strength coach and assistant pit stop coach, he has been able to train drivers and serve as the inside front tire spotter for the Indy 500.

Project management, budgeting, and event planning—these are essential business skills Lacy School of Business student Delaney DuCharm has gained since being the marketing intern with Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

With an interest in both graphic design and racing, @ButlerCCOM student Chandler Hart is able to combine these passions in his internship with Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar. As a graphic designer intern, Chandler helps with social media and digital projects.

How does a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Astronomy and Astrophysics fit into the racing industry? With experience in Computer Aided Design (CAD) and high-order thinking, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Wyatt Harvey shares how his double majors have prepared him for his current internship with Ed Carpenter Racing.

Seated on a cool cement garage floor against a backdrop of 10- and 14-inch racing tires, Jacob Abel rests his arms on bent knees, looking as deep in thought as any human could. It’s a rare moment of stillness for a young man who is used to juggling a full-time college schedule with a full-time […]

Senior College of Liberal Arts and Sciences student Maddi Eary shares how participating in the URC allows her to share research that is not commonly explored and open dialogue with others in academia.