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More than 1,200 first-year students started classes at Butler University today, an increase of more than six percent over last year and the third-largest incoming class in the University’s history. The growth comes at a time when many other liberal arts institutions are struggling with enrollment. The number of students graduating from Indiana high schools […]

Learn more about incoming first-year student Luci Selander and why she chose Butler.

Learn more about incoming first-year student Jackson Austin and why he chose Butler.

Learn more about incoming first-year student Ella Tucker and why she chose Butler.

Learn more about incoming first-year student Victory Sampson.

Learn more about incoming first-year student Cora Hart and why she chose Butler.

A chance hospital visit sets Sarah Monesmith on a path to Butler

Learn more about Madeline’s student experience.

A Butler University degree has a Return on Investment (ROI) of $1.344 million over 40 years.

Butler’s Institute for Well-being launches national assessment to address all aspects of well-being.

Gianna Bucaro, a first-year Butler student from Bloomingdale, Ill., is the recipient of the 2022-2023 John Henry Weidner Endowed Scholarship for Altruism in recognition of her commitment to disability rights, children’s health, and volunteerism.

Butler University’s Indianapolis Community Requirement (ICR) gives students opportunities for growth and self-discovery through service-learning. Donald Braid, Director of the Center for Citizenship and Community, says the ICR goes beyond the volunteering most students perform in high school: These classes create personal, mutually beneficial relationships that can change the trajectory of students’ lives. Launched in […]