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Meet Manny Lokombe, a current student studying Biology. He enjoys Butler’s sporting events and giving tours to incoming students.

Meet Lauren Fields, a current Butler student studying Neuroscience and Psychology. She is passionate about research and working with student organizations on campus.

Meet Allie Smith, a current student studying Pharmacy. She loves exploring the city and trying new restaurants in Indy.

Meet Abby Pittman, a current Butler student studying Environmental Studies. She loves being involved on campus and with the community.

Meet Eric, a current Butler student studying Marketing and Finance. He is heavily involved in DECA and other organizations on campus.

Meet Alyssa Smith, a current Honors student.

At Butler, caring for students extends well beyond the classroom. This fall, the University has introduced a new partnership with Wayhaven, an innovative platform that provides students with 24/7 access to confidential, AI-powered well-being coaches. The tool is designed to complement Butler’s existing services, providing students with an additional way to access care whenever and […]

Butler University continues to earn national recognition for excellence in student experiences and outcomes, according to the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges Rankings, released today. Butler ranked No. 32 in Study Abroad, No. 40 in Undergraduate Research/Creative Projects, and No. 45 in First-Year Experiences.   In addition to its national accolades, Butler was […]

“Butler and the Pharmacy program is built to make you the best pharmacist you can be… the Butler name gets you so far in Indiana and the greater United States because our pharmacists are really about being good humans, not just good providers.”

Butler University is launching the Butler Angel Network, a pioneering student-led initiative designed to connect early-stage ventures with alumni and community investors while offering students hands-on experience in venture capital and entrepreneurship.  Developed and executed by Butler University’s Lacy School of Business, the Angel Network will serve as a dynamic platform for students, faculty, alumni, […]

Steven Williams II spent much of his childhood questioning if football was the sport for him. With a father who played football at North Carolina Central and a mother who loved basketball, athletics surrounded him—but Williams gravitated toward artistic hobbies.

Chase Metcalf didn’t follow the typical path of a collegiate tennis player. While many of her peers picked up a racket at a young age, she didn’t start until she was 10, hitting balls recreationally at a park. By 13, she joined a club and began competing more seriously while also traveling for soccer. In high school, she was told she had to make a choice between her two sports—and tennis prevailed.