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Doing Business in Malaysia
Eddie Arauco, Sakthi Mahenthiran, Jon Jones, Nick Gaughan, Zach McCoy, Ned Torson and John Lane at a palm oil plantation in Malaysia. In June 2012, seven lucky Butler University MBA students took a...
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Lambda Chi Alpha Wins Award for Its Philanthropic Work
Butler’s chapter of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity has won the Outstanding Young Adult award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals – Indiana Chapter (AFP-IC). The fraternity raised more...
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Center for Urban Ecology Supports the Indy Food Fund
Butler University’s Center for Urban Ecology is participating in the Indy Food Fund, an initiative that is offering grants ranging from $500 to $10,000 and loans ranging from $25,000 to $2 million to...
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Butler Announces Public Goal for Campaign
Butler University announced a $16 million public fundraising goal in its Campaign for Hinkle Fieldhouse today. The campaign aims to preserve the 84-year-old fieldhouse’s classic architecture and feel,...
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Butler Awards $300,000 in First Innovation Fund Grants
Butler Awards $300,000 in First Innovation Fund Grants On February 14, 2013 Ten proposed Butler programs—ranging from an arts festival and online learning to a project to convert waste cooking oil...
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At Butler University, we recognize that student success goes beyond enrollment, the experience of an outstanding education, and graduation. It extends to life preparation.
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Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation Grants $10 Million Lead Gift to Butler...
President James M. Danko announced today that Butler University has received a $10 million grant from the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. to support Butler’s Expansion for the Sciences effort, an...
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Professor Emeritus Wayne Wentzel Endows a Lecture Series
Wayne C. Wentzel, professor emeritus at Butler University, has endowed a lecture series that will bring a musicologist to campus each year to deliver a scholarly paper. “The kind of thing...
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Maya Angelou Lecture Canceled Due to Illness
Poet Maya Angelou, who was scheduled to speak at Butler University on Thursday, April 25, as part of the Celebration of Diversity Distinguished Lecture Series, has canceled her appearance due to...
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Collegian Named Best Small Non-Daily Paper in the Nation
The Butler Collegian has been designated as the national winner of the Mark of Excellence Award for Best All-Around Non-Daily Newspaper (Small) by the Society of Professional Journalists. The Mark of...
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John Green Advises Graduates: Learn to Empathize
Bestselling author John Green told the 814 members of Butler University’s Class of 2013 that they are about to take the hero’s journey—not from weakness to strength, as the story is so often told, but...
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The Winner of the Second Annual Zotec Business Competition Is …
Sixth Man, which manufactures and distributes a combination drink holder/seat cushion for fans at sporting events, is the winner of the second annual Zotec Business Competition, a contest for...
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Anti-Apartheid Activist Allan Boesak Appointed by Butler, Christian...
Position Will Hold the Name of South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu Christian Theological Seminary and Butler University have appointed world-renowned South African theologian Allan Boesak as The...
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Butler Now Offers a Minor in Neuroscience
Butler University is now offering a minor in neuroscience—the study of nervous system and its impact on behavior, cognition and emotion. The interdisciplinary minor within the College of Liberal Arts...
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Once Again, Butler Tops Nuvo’s Best-of-Indianapolis Voting
Butler University has again been chosen Best Local College/University and the men’s basketball team was named Best Local College or Amateur Sports Team by readers of Nuvo, the Indianapolis alternative...
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Visiting Writers Series Announces Fall Lineup
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jeffrey Eugenides, Swamplandia! author Karen Russell, and Slovenian poet Tomaž Šalamun will be among the featured speakers in the fall 2013 Vivian S. Delbrook Visiting...
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Woods Lecture Series Begins With Nina Tandon
Butler University’s J. James Woods Lectures in the Sciences and Mathematics presents tissue engineer Nina Tandon at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 24 in the Atherton Union Reilly Room. She will be followed by...
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Center for Faith and Vocation Presents “Freedom of Expression and Religion”
Butler University’s Seminar on Religion and World Civilization presents “Freedom of Expression and Religion,” a series of four public seminars that will take place Sept. 24, Oct. 21, Jan. 28, and Feb....
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