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A supercomputer and Butler Esports machines are linked to a COVID-19 research initiative focusing on proteins in the virus

Toilet paper will return to aisles, but the pandemic will cause industries to rethink operations, says LSB’s Matthew Caito

COVID-19 pandemic has government making steps it hasn’t made since the 2008 recession, Economics Professor Bill Rieber says

Efficient work from home starts with the right mindset and physical space, Associate Professor Craig Caldwell says

Brooke Kandel-Cisco was Interim Dean since May 1, has held leadership roles in numerous Butler Education programs

Coronavirus pandemic forces cancellation of in-person classes, but professors make the best of a difficult situation

Terri Jett’s political science background makes her an ideal host for the WFYI videos, with new episodes to drop this summer

Neil deGrasse Tyson explores science in movies at ‘An Astrophysicist Goes to the Movies,’ October 6 at Clowes

The disease’s drug resistance could be explained by its effect on cell proteins, Prof. C. Patience Masamha says

Some tactics can lead to false confessions and innocent people in prison, says Psychology Professor Fabiana Alceste

Butler Ballet and Wind Ensemble teamed up to perform the world premiere of Michael Abels’ ‘Falling Sky’

Carl DeAmicis’ Organic Chemistry course is notoriously tough, but he finds ways to keep students interested