Latest InStudent Experience

Meet incoming first-year student Sarah Lugo and learn how she is looking forward to becoming part of the campus community.

Incoming first-year student Patrick Doorhy shares his excitement for Butler’s theater and art programs.

At Butler, we believe that experience is foundational to learning. As a media intern at Medxcel, Samantha Pumridge ’25 is applying the skills learned in her strategic communication courses to the “real world,” preparing her for a career in digital marketing.

Stumped on how to decorate your residence hall room this fall? Don’t worry—we’ve got some fun ideas for you.

As a Sports Media major, Jia Skrudland ’26 enjoys having behind-the-scenes looks of game days interning with the professional ice hockey team, Indy Fuel. As the Game Operations Intern, she helps ensure game and fan engagement activities run smoothly.

The Compass Center supports various faith, spiritual, and secular student communities. The Compass Center Director, Daniel Meyers, loves working with students like Jenna Burd ’26, helping them accomplish their goals.

Imagine being surrounded by people who can advise, coach, and challenge you to pursue your academic, personal, and professional goals. Read more about Butler mentorship in the office of Student Disability Services.

With smaller class sizes, the FYS fosters an intimate and supportive environment, facilitating self-discovery among a cohort of fellow first-year students. Throughout the academic year, students benefit from working closely with a dedicated faculty member from various disciplines across the University. Read more about FYS course Women Writing the World.

Butler’s First-Year Seminar (FYS) offers an engaging array of over 40 topics, spanning from fairy tales to professional wrestling to the pursuit of a meaningful life. Designed to stimulate clear, critical, and creative thinking, these courses provide an ideal platform for students to explore and express their ideas. Read more about FYS course Unpacking the Hunger Games.

Heather Lee, Assistant Director of the Center for Academic Success and Exploration (CASE), empowers students like Sara Rivera Gonzalez ’25, helping them achieve their goals. CASE offers a variety of resources, from the Exploratory Studies program to academic success workshops.

Drawn to news and politics, Emma Chamley ’25 knew Butler University’s Washington, DC Learning Semester was the perfect fit for her. Interning at the Office of U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin, she has had the opportunity to attend briefings on the Hill, participate in exciting events, and network with professionals.

The Butler Giving Circle (BGC) recently announced the selection of the Fund to Support Student Mental Health as its new priority partner, connecting the donor group with a tangible avenue to support the well-being of current Bulldogs. Established in 2019, the Butler Giving Circle is open to Butler alumni, parents, and friends who pool their […]