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Jill Trnka ’23 says one of the most valuable things she took away from her time at Butler was the confidence to step outside her comfort zone. Her personal growth on campus played a key role in preparing her for PA school.

Senior Vanessa Campbell reflects on the personal and professional growth she experienced in the Religious Leadership program.

​​Aine Montgomery ’21Major: PsychologyMinor: Neuroscience and Human Communication & Organizational LeadershipCommunity Research Liaison (ADNI4 Study), Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center How did Butler prepare you for your career?Butler prepared me for my career by allowing me to be involved in many dynamic organizations on campus. In my current role, I connect to community aging […]

Join us at Butler’s Undergraduate Research Conference on April 11, 2025 where we celebrate academic excellence and encourage Bulldogs to share their groundbreaking research. Read the full story to discover Hailee Park ’25’s fascinating study in Sociology and Psychology.

Talia Sommer ’26 knew Butler was home when she met the incredible women on the soccer team. As an international student, their support makes her feel welcomed and loved, even though she is miles from her family.

Butler’s Honors Program provides unique opportunities, fosters a sense of community, and helps to create lifelong learners. Meet Keira, a Butler Junior and Honors student who loves the opportunities and events the Honors Program offers.

Kendall Johnson ’27 sees Black History Month as a time for remembrance, pride, authenticity, and community. Read the full story to learn more about the meaningful connections she has built through the Diversity Center and Black Student Union.

In honor of Black History Month, we are partnering with the Black Alumni Association to highlight some of our Black graduates. Hear stories from Bulldogs like Andre Hardy ’23, who discuss their Butler experience and life after graduation.

Dr. Mira ‘Assaf awarded a Folger Shakespeare Library Long-Term Fellowship.

For Dr. Jason Lantzer, Assistant Director of the University Honors Program, history is not just about recounting the past but understanding its enduring influence. His latest book, Dwight Eisenhower and the Holocaust: A History, examines President Eisenhower’s response to the Holocaust and the long-term effects of that experience on his leadership and legacy. The work […]

Léa Larouche ’28 felt right at home during her Butler campus visit. Now a Women’s Soccer student-athlete, she’s thankful for her teammate’s support in making the college transition easier. Learn more about Léa at the link in our bio.

Get to know Nathan, an incoming Lilly Scholar from Indiana who will be studying Criminology and Psychology.