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  • Diving into The Depths

    Diving into The Depths

    A Butler professor is taking his work beyond the classroom and into the world of horror filmmaking. Peter Matsoukas produced “The Depths,” a film that follows a brother and sister whose experience with astral projection uncovers the dark effects of family trauma. Assistant Multimedia Editor Nia Followell takes a look at Matsoukas’ journey from professor…

  • Butler professors co-author book about generative AI and education

    Butler professors co-author book about generative AI and education

    “‘[Generative AI] was not designed to solve all of your problems.’”

  • Dr. Victor Puleo, Davey Chair of Risk Management passes away at age 60

    Dr. Victor Puleo, Davey Chair of Risk Management passes away at age 60

    “He was one of those professors that you could tell wanted to be [in class]. He would tell us every single day that we were the best part of his day.”

  • Former Butler University professor arrested on child pornography charges

    Former Butler University professor arrested on child pornography charges

    Tiberiu Popa, the former chair of the department of philosophical and religious studies and associate professor of philosophy, has been charged with multiple felonies for possession of child pornography with an aggravating factor.

  • A Word With… influential Butler English professor Jason Goldsmith

    A Word With… influential Butler English professor Jason Goldsmith

    Ever wonder what your professors are like outside of the classroom? What their life paths have been? This semester, some beloved Butler professors are sharing their stories with us.

  • Butler professor balances political, educational life

    He’s been called the perennial candidate here in Indiana. He first ran for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1994 against Andrew Jacobs in what was then the 10th Congressional District. He’s now running against incumbent Rep. André Carson for the 7th Congressional District. Between his first and current campaign, Marvin Scott,…

  • Community gathers to pay tribute to Gavaghan

    More than 400 people braved the torrential downpour and hurricane-strength winds Tuesday morning to say goodbye to Bill Gavaghan. Gavaghan, 59, was an adjunct professor in the College of Education. He suffered a fatal heart attack on Thursday while running on the track behind the Health and Recreation Center. His funeral was held at Holy…