Homecoming has been an ongoing tradition for Butler, with alumni, students and families gathering for this special event.
Entrepreneurship meets education: Butler announces launch of Angel Network
“By bringing this strategic initiative and developing a curriculum around what we’re doing, then the students will be exposed to this new asset class in a way that most university students aren’t even exposed to”
Dawg Pound is changing
“This change to membership promises a major incentive: a good view.”
Butler students pack meals for Indianapolis families
“‘I really like MMM because I feel like I’m actively doing something. I’m actively participating in a mission to help with food hunger and food insecurity.’”
Butler’s Title IX office begins turnaround under new leadership
“‘One thing I want to make sure [is that] everyone has an equitable experience.’”
Former Collegian editor-in-chief Dan Cooreman to receive The Butler Medal
“Throughout his professional career and after his retirement, Cooreman continually gave his time, energy and resources to mentoring up-and-coming journalists who worked at the Collegian.”
Butler community comes together to build with Habitat for Humanity
“‘Part of learning is a more comprehensive understanding of what goes on in communities. Whether you’re going to stay there or not, that investment will carry forward and you will start to understand the depths of a community.’”
Butler Sports Live enters a partnership with ESPN
Butler University students now have the opportunity to broadcast directly to national television, providing real-world professional experience.
During Suicide Prevention Month, Butler emphasizes resources and support systems
The university marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a preventive training and overall push for awareness of campus and national resources.
Promoting sustainability across campus
“‘The number one thing that students can do other than refusing and reducing is understanding what kind of material they are throwing away.’”