Culture
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Dawghouses over Thanksgiving break
International students and those unable to go home for Thanksgiving break find a home away from home with Butler friends.
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I <3 BU Week
Students get excited for the beginning of basketball season by showing love for the team and donors who make it possible to attend BU.
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#DawgsBelieve
Butler’s Interfaith Council promotes religious unity.
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Butler Theater’s fall production: “The Seagull”
The hard work and collaboration between theater students and visiting Russian director will be shown to the rest of the community at Clowes.
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Community of Care Reaches Out to Hurricane Matthew victims
Butler focuses its philanthropic efforts on helping the victims of Hurricane Matthew this month. All across campus, Dawgs are doing their part in Project Hope to send relief to those affected by the recent disaster.
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Bulldog of Butler: Annie Foster
This is the latest installment of our Bulldog of Butler series: Annie Foster. Annie shares her love for Butler and helping others, especially kids.
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Party with the Prez: Dankos open their home to all Butler students for Halloween festivities
Butler President James Danko, and his wife Bethanie Danko, hosted their fifth annual Halloween Open House at their home Monday night.
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A Horror Movie at the Symphony
The Butler University Symphony Orchestra presented their latest and spooky installment from their Music at Butler Series on Saturday October 22, 2016 in Howard L. Schrott Center.
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The rising presence of immigration issues in the United States
Author Margaret Regan spoke about a “very apt and present issue facing America” on Thursday evening. The investigative reporter from Arizona shared true stories of deportation, separation and detention of immigrant families from her book, “Detained and Deported” to a crowd of about 40 Butler students and faculty.