“‘It shouldn’t feel radical to prioritize the kids who need us the most.’”
Butler to launch two-year college in fall 2025
“‘The Butler community will be better as we have varying perspectives — students with different backgrounds and experiences and life stories to add to who we are.”’
A peek behind the curtain of curriculum
Students have an instinctive sense for when a lecture is going well, but they may not be able to pinpoint the reasons why. Dr. Jorgensen and two education majors share the different methods they use to plan their lessons.
‘A space to call our own’
Art Department fears strain due to projected loss of classrooms in new renovation plans.
Students take steps from educated to educator
College of Education students receive their student teaching name tags.
Creating classroom communities
Knowing your classmates provides you with the opportunity to make the most out of your time at Butler University. Having a classroom community can make the difference between an enjoyable semester and an awful one.
Troubling times for teachers — old and new
Students of Butler’s College of Education are currently preparing to enter a field that presents major changes and concerns.
Education commuter student lounge opened on South Campus Sept. 6
As the College of Education sees an increase in commuter students, South Campus opens a new commuter student space.
Adjunct professor brings what she learned back to Butler
Achzionna Riding is teaching her second spring semester in Butler’s College of Education.
Special Olympics brings athletes to campus to work towards leadership
Athlete Leadership University is a two day program at Butler to help Special Olympics athletes reach certification in different leadership skills