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For Cassandra Stec ’23, the EDDP provides the best of both worlds for her college experience

During Butler’s 2021–2022 academic year, the well-known writer will teach undergraduate English and graduate MFA classes

The Associate Professor of History, whose work focuses on slavery and emancipation in the U.S., discusses the importance of understanding and celebrating Black History

Supported by a $68K grant from the NSF, Psychology Assistant Professor Dr. India Johnson is studying the influence of race and gender on the effectiveness of role models

Written by MFA student Jen Mulzer and illustrated by junior Abey Akinseye, Music in My Head celebrates children’s creativity

Despite the fact that Exploratory Studies is one of Butler’s most popular first-year majors, there are several myths around applying as an Exploratory Studies major

Butler’s Director of International Studies typically works on research, but he recently explored a different passion: poetry

The $500,000 estate commitment will be used to create the Mikhail Gorbachev Fund

Lindsay Lewellyn, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, has received more than $400,000 from the NIH to study the development of reproductive cells

‘The Science of Beer’ on September 22 will be the second virtual offering in a class-like event series focused on meaningful alumni engagement

Open House is Butler’s cornerstone event for high school seniors and transfer students in the college search process.

Amelia Ball ’23; Hometown: Nashotah, WI; Major: International Studies