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Butler University is launching the Butler Angel Network, a pioneering student-led initiative designed to connect early-stage ventures with alumni and community investors while offering students hands-on experience in venture capital and entrepreneurship.  Developed and executed by Butler University’s Lacy School of Business, the Angel Network will serve as a dynamic platform for students, faculty, alumni, […]

This Friday, John Cunningham ’25 will present his research findings at the Butler Undergraduate Research Conference. He shares that he feels lucky to have found a supportive community at Butler that has felt like home for the past four years.

As an Education Intern at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, Kaleigh Bendoff ’25 hopes to one day open her own children’s theatre, helping young artists discover their passion for the arts.

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.

Rachel Sabotta ’25, Paradigm Digital Group’s Social Media and Digital Content Intern, manages social media for nine clients, applying her coursework to real-world experience. Her advice for Bulldogs seeking internships: stay determined, and success will follow.

Abby Hoehn ’25 is interning with the Indianapolis Airport Authority Public Affairs team. Most recently, she was excited to see her shirt design worn by peers and employees at the Indianapolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Learn more about Abby’s internship.

At Butler, learning by doing is key. Naomi Baker ’25 plans to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) after graduation. Her hands-on experiences have connected her with current CPAs, offering valuable career advice. Read the full story to learn more about Naomi’s internship.

Junior Lilly Scholar Michael Hannon reflects on his experience at BU.

Butler’s Domestic Study Away program.

Junior Caroline Erickson extends her education beyond the classroom.

Major Indianapolis events enlist student talent.

As a marketing intern at Securitas, Zachary Hamilton ’25 hopes to own his own business someday. His internship has taught him the critical relationship between marketing and sales.