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Attorney General Rokita issues Civil Investigative Demand against Butler

“‘There has been a massive shift in our political scene, how people absorb politics, how people participate in politics and how people engage with other people in politics.’”
Hispanic Heritage Month brings fresh events to campus

LSU and the DC bring a variety of new and traditional events on campus this month in recognition of Hispanic Heritage.
Butler education expands to six continents

The university announces a new program that allows students to complete each semester in a different country.
Butler introduces new engineering program

“‘I like [the idea] that an engineer does [what they do] for the betterment of society,’ Carvell said. ‘We do this as a way to help other people, to help everybody else.’”
BISE breaks into the Indianapolis sports scene

“Butler was made for [these] moments. It has created a culture here that says we’re innovative, flexible and adaptable.”
Planting connections at Holcomb Gardens

“‘We do prioritize these natural areas on campus, and we want to make sure that we show people what a campus can look like.’”
Indiana students band together to change state law

“The law additionally protects the person called for by, ‘provid[ing] immunity for the crimes of public intoxication, minor possession, minor consumption and minor transport.’”
Former Tri Delta chef arrested on eight counts regarding child pornography

Andrew Horstmann was arrested in May after being released from his contract with Tri Delta in April.
Founder’s College welcomes inaugural class

Butler University celebrates the first year of their new two-year college program that includes a variety of associate’s degrees.