Student Life

  • Latino Student Union participates in an evening of cultural appreciation

    Latino Student Union participates in an evening of cultural appreciation

    “‘That’s the whole point, [getting] other people [to] see how lively, how fun, how colorful, and how amazing this community is.’”

  • Annual Out of the Darkness walk brings community to campus

    Annual Out of the Darkness walk brings community to campus

    ‘“It made me feel really great that this many people would come and support suicide prevention.”’

  • Over 300 student leaders celebrated at banquet

    Over 300 student leaders celebrated at banquet

    Over 300 students were nominated for an award and celebrated at the 2026 Student Leadership Banquet, held on April 13. Hosted in Efroymson Family Gym, members of dozens of student organizations gathered together to recognize the efforts of their peers.  Amelia Black, a junior organizational communication and leadership major, received the Lori Ziemba & Ken…

  • Campus honors ancestors and celebrates spring with Qingming

    Campus honors ancestors and celebrates spring with Qingming

    “‘It has a lot of different meanings. It’s not only the sadness, it’s all not only the past. It also starts something new.’”

  • ‘Blitz Week’ brings students and staff together on the court

    ‘Blitz Week’ brings students and staff together on the court

    “‘The best part was less about sort of the campaign impact of it, and more about just sort of a cultural event, for faculty and staff.’”

  • Campus gets a Taste of Indy

    Campus gets a Taste of Indy

    “‘I like that we get to walk around and see a bunch of different types of food and try them on campus versus having to venture out to try new stuff.’”

  • South Asian wedding culture comes to campus

    South Asian wedding culture comes to campus

    “Typically, South Asian weddings have a large number of guests, multiple days, intricate rituals, colorful festivities and are meant to be family-oriented. Depending on the country, ceremonies can differ in religion, ceremonial processes, outfits and food.”

  • E-Week previews new engineering program

    E-Week previews new engineering program

    National Engineers Week (E-Week) is celebrated Feb. 22 through 28, and this year Butler was involved for the first time. The Engineering Dual Degree Program (EDDP), an agreement between Butler and Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), is coming to an end after 25 years. This fall, the new engineering program sponsored by Butler alone…

  • Dance marathon rocks out for more

    Dance marathon rocks out for more

    “‘BUDM takes it to a whole different [level], where you’re not thinking of it as service hours, and you are helping a cause bigger than yourself.’”