Author: Contributor
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Lacy School of Business career mentor Randy Brown shows dedication to Butler students
Every student entering the Lacy School of Business is given a career mentor who stays with them all the way through graduation. Randy Brown left his position as vice president of human resources at the health care giant Anthem to become a career mentor.
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Butler students fend off current flu season
The Butler community as well as the Indianapolis community are now officially in flu season. This year’s strain of influenza can be stopped almost entirely by the vaccine, but some students have already been hit with seasonal sicknesses.
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Butler women’s tennis falls to Wright State 6-1
The Butler University women’s tennis team fell to Wright State on Sunday after scoring just one point.
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Butler track and field sweep men’s 600m run, place in others at Fred Wilt Invitational
The Butler University men and women’s track and field team traveled to Purdue University where they placed well while sitting some of their star runners.
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No. 11 Butler upset by Georgetown in Hinkle to snap home winning streak
The No. 11 Butler men’s basketball team displayed a poor defensive effort, which led to an 85-81 loss against Georgetown on Jan. 28 in front of a sold out Hinkle Fieldhouse crowd.
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No. 11 Butler grinds out a defense dominated road game against Seton Hall
The No. 11 Butler men’s basketball team relied on stiff defense and solid offensive contributions from Andrew Chrabascz, Kethan Savage and Kamar Baldwin to take down the Seton Hall Pirates on the road.
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No. 3 Ohio State sweeps Butler men’s tennis
The Butler University men’s tennis team lost in straight sets to the No. 3 Division I tennis team in the nation, Ohio State.
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Lee: Women’s equality in sports could change dramatically under President Trump
Women’s fight for equality in sports depends on how we see them off the the field. Why achieving equal rights in athletics is harder today, despite the legal protections of Title IX.
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Tuition, room and board increase for next academic year
The cost of attending Butler University will increase for the 2017-18 academic year — tuition by 4 percent, room and board by 3 percent.