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Jill Trnka ’23 says one of the most valuable things she took away from her time at Butler was the confidence to step outside her comfort zone. Her personal growth on campus played a key role in preparing her for PA school.

Learn more about Lilly Scholar and Butler Bulldog, Kara Sabanski. She is one of nearly 100 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipients at Butler University.

Learn more about Lilly Scholar and Butler Bulldog, Edyn Curry. She is one of nearly 100 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipients at Butler University. 

Lilly Scholar and Butler Bulldog, Michael Hannon is one of nearly 100 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipients at Butler University. Read to see how he has found connection and community both on campus and around the globe.

As a first-generation college student, Eiman Toor ’26 bravely moved across the world to pursue a Butler degree. With Butler’s small class sizes and tight-knit community, she easily found her place on campus.

From the start, first-generation student Elijah Heslop felt Butler was the perfect place for him. Now a senior, he has grown as a leader, connected with Indianapolis professionals, and has excelled in his interests.

While her summer study abroad trip was only two weeks, senior Keeley Vaught said it was the perfect amount of time to practice her Spanish and experience a great community.

Did you know that 25 percent of IndyCar Series employees are women? Meet one of those women, Carly Cripe, a senior people advisor for Arrow McLaren. She shares how Butler’s academics prepared her for this role and how she’s recruiting more women who have a passion for motorsports into this industry.

Imagine for a moment that you could create your own personal college. It would be focused on your particular needs. It would have professors who knew you and shared your passions. Classes would be closer to interesting conversations with a small group of friends than long lectures with dozens of strangers. And help would always […]

In her current role at Google, Katie Wainwright ’11 employs many of the research methods she learned at Butler.