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Dr. Michael Hole announced as new executive vice president and provost
In an email from President Danko on Nov. 20, Butler announced that Dr. Michael Hole — a class of 2008 alum — has been named as Butler’s new executive vice president and provost.
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The Butler Collegian DAWGCAST — Season 3, Episode 2
Tune in to the first episode of the third season of The Butler Collegian ‘DAWGCAST’. This video podcast series covers everything from The Butler Collegian Sports Report, This Month with President Danko and more. This DAWGCAST episode is hosted by Multimedia Reporter Reilly Byron and is available on Spotify and YouTube.
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Butler goes bold with new campaign
‘Boldly Butler is the largest campaign in Butler history, structured around three pillars: transformative learning experiences, a dynamic campus and community and a thriving university with global reach.’
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Dawgs on wheels: E-bikes have rolled into Butler
‘This new program exemplifies the values of The Butler Way, through its emphasis on connectivity, new experiences and sustainability.’
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$9 million Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation gift to launch Midtown Arts District
“A new multi-purpose venue will be constructed adjacent to Clowes and the Sunset Avenue parking garage, and compound ongoing grant-funded renovations to Clowes beginning as soon as June 2025.”
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Provost Barnett to exit Butler in spring, appointed President at Rollins College
“Barnett was appointed provost following a national search and tenure as interim provost in 2021, both following her first role at Butler as Dean of the College of Communications in 2018.”
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2024 State of the University Address
Butler University’s President James Danko gave his annual State of the University Address this week. Multimedia editor Piper Bailey reports on the speech’s key points.
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Tradition meets transformation
Staff, faculty and alumni assist President Danko in his annual State of the University Address.
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Replanting Holcomb Gardens, ‘The Butler Way’ for generations to come
Over 400 volunteers and faculty members teamed up on Sept. 30 to replant Holcomb Gardens. Multimedia editor Eva Hallman reports at the gardens for the historic day.