Latest InLacy School of Business

When Kelly Schwantes ’21 decided to attend college, she loved the idea of spending four years performing on stage. Butler allowed her the freedom to pursue her love for theatre while exploring her new passion for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Before becoming a bulldog, Rachel Medina ’25 knew Spain was her dream study abroad destination. Her semester overseas has made her confident in her career choices and even solo traveling!

When Al Carroll ’13 addresses a room full of college students, he tends to ask two questions. The first one is “How many of you are from Indiana?” Hands around the room shoot up as students demonstrate their state pride. The next question tends to lead to a different response. “How many of you intend […]

Hannah Bagoly Linder ’17, a Lead Product Manager at the Walt Disney Company, says Butler’s experiential learning set her up for early success in her career. She now encourages current Bulldogs to intern and connect with alumni as much as possible.

The Hamann Family Annual Scholarship helps current Bulldogs in the Lacy School of Business achieve their academic dreams. Recipient Grace Crane ’24 is grateful for the opportunity to pursue her passion for marketing and swimming.

As an Admission and Recruitment intern at Lift Academy, senior Kaitlyn Luke explores the aviation industry, encouraging students to be open-minded and ready to learn.

Through Butler’s Real Business Experience and internship opportunities, 2022 graduate Kaitlin Walper says she learned critical skills, allowing her to take the next step in her career as an Account Manager at Amazon.

2022 graduate Lucas Rhodes credits his success to Butler’s commitment to team-based learning, critical thinking, and analytical skills, which he uses to complete his Pilot Training.

2022 graduate Alex Brinkman chose her majors because she knew to be successful and excel post graduation she needed to learn to think strategically and be innovative.

2022 graduate Charlie Griswold encourages current and future Butler students to step outside their comfort zone, and show an eagerness and initiative to learn.

Sophomore Matthew Compton, first met Blue IV at his home near Chicago when he surprised him with his admission decision. Now they run into each other frequently at Hinkle. Read more about what makes Butler special to Matthew.

Incoming first-year student Jonah Miller shares how he felt right at home the minute he stepped on campus.