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  Jauvon Gilliam ’01 came to Butler on a full piano scholarship. He left a timpanist—and a darn good one.

Rannazzisi came forward on 60 Minutes and in The Washington Post to reveal how members of Congress worked to limit the DEA’s ability to crack down on the widespread distribution of opioids.

Values gained on the team play out in the classroom.

  Her ER patients will be glad she learned her profession at Butler.

  She’s using what she learned in Art + Design every day.

  One major, three minors, one huge athletic success.

  He learned from the master. Now he’s taking over for the master.

“Something that I will forever value from the Lacy School of Business is the requirement of two internships.”

  Going to Butler was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my life.

  I don’t think I could have done what I did here anywhere else.