News
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Aramark out after 20 years at Butler, replaced by Bon Appetit
Frank Ross, vice president of student affairs, announced on Feb. 19 that Bon Appetit will replace Aramark Corporation as Butler University’s new dining partner starting May 13.
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College of Education dean retiring at end of academic year
Ena Shelley, dean of the College of Education, will retire at the end of the 2018-2019 academic year after 37 years at Butler.
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Efroymson Diversity Center under new leadership
A temporary director has been hired to manage the Diversity Center after former director Valerie Davidson left Butler.
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BUPD officer staff hits full capacity
BUPD continues to change during the 2018-2019 academic year. Due to some officers transitions out of BUPD, there has been a number of new officers joining the department.
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Jordan Hall basement classrooms, labs return following flooding
Despite quick repairs in the CSD labs and clinic rooms in Jordan Hall, Fairbanks, Gallahue Hall and Starbucks experienced their own water leaks.
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Former Miss USA Deshauna Barber starts Diversity Lecture Series
Deshuana Barber, the first Miss USA to serve in the U.S. military, speaks on her experience in the workforce as a double minority and how organizations can improve their diversity and inclusion.
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Students meditate together in class, new meditation group
The art of meditation is spreading throughout campus, gaining popularity with students and faculty alike.
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New light fixtures on campus increase safety
Worn-out lamp posts will be replaced across campus with LED lights to improve campus safety.
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Butler Dance Marathon raises over $365,000 for Riley Hospital for Children
The all-day Butler University Dance Marathon fundraiser for Riley Hospital for Children and cancer research took place at the HRC.