Academic News
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Studies show students stress more during finals week
College students feel the stress of the semester increasing as finals week approaches. Several outlets, including challenges held by PAWS and HRC resources, can help students cope with stress.
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“Dawgs Gotta Eat” these family recipes
Students sell “Dawgs Gotta Eat” cookbook full of Butler community recipes for a class project. All funds go toward Riley Hospital for Children.
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CHASE office now offers a semester in New York City
CHASE office adds the option to study a semester in New York, a way to find new opportunities for internships.
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Butler students struggle to enroll in spring courses
A look into the enrollment process and why courses are capped, causing limited options for students.
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Students and faculty remember Brandon Cole
A Butler University professor who taught with passion and love until the very end. Cole impacted students through his positive energy and dedication to the Butler community.
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New Social Justice and Diversity core requirement begins implementation phase
After two years of debate, students will have to take SJD designated course after implementation and pilot programs are complete.
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Butler alumnus Pres Maxson self-publishes “Pigeon”
Pres Maxson, author and copywriter, publishes second book while balancing day job, family and “passion projects.”
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President Danko delivers State of the University address
Butler president addresses 2020 vision, finances, diversity and the university’s accomplishments
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Music First research project funded by Indiana State Department of Health
Butler’s research project, Music First, studies the effect of personalized music played for people with dementia. They aim to change quality of life and health care for those with dementia.