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Since 2010, The Farm at Butler has been a place for people to connect with the world and one another.
As The Farm shifts to a primary focus on education, classes across the Butler curriculum find ways to use the space.
Support from the Freeman Foundation helps Butler place students at internships in East Asia.
Professor of Anthropology Tom Mould’s research shows food stamp fraud rate is lower than most federal programs
Research sheds light on what led to internal conflicts during 2016 presidential primary contests
Designed for humanities majors, the Analytical Reasoning course teaches coding with an assist from robots.
Youth & Community Development major offers path for students who want to work with youth outside the classroom.
The new space in Atherton Union will open in late November, with a second Parking Garage space planned for 2020.