Latest InInnovations in Teaching and Learning

The University continues to succeed despite pandemic challenges and shifts in higher education, President Danko said during his State of the University address

The gift from Keith Faller ՚71 and wife Sarah MBA ՚90 will be divided equally between funds supporting the Sciences Expansion and Renovation Project and Bill and Joanne Dugan Hall

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

Through the program, experienced teachers of color will mentor small groups of COE students in inclusive, culturally responsive, and anti-racist teaching

The one-credit-hour class is designed to help incoming students grow familiar with the Butler community and the college experience before arriving on campus

The grant will help fund initiatives in the University’s Butler Beyond strategic direction

The $500,000 gift from Margery “Midge” Decker ʼ66 and her family will fully fund the renovation of the Anatomy and Physiology lab and the Pharmacy skills lab

Strict safety measures allow students to keep rehearsing, performing, and learning together

Throughout 2020, College of Education faculty found ways to use the pandemic as a teaching opportunity

In 2020, four alumni in Butler’s Center for Academic Technology supported faculty, staff, and students through the transition to online learning

Music faculty and IT staff teamed up to find a solution for teaching voice lessons during a pandemic

Professors Mike Samide and Anne Wilson provide lifelong learning opportunities through food-based events