Feature - Medical - Alumni magazine • 5th June 2023

IU Simon Cancer Center scholarship awards

Scholarship winners see beyond abnormal cells and how to fix them.

Feature - Alumni Magazine - Women Pioneers • 10th May 2023

Feature - Title IX Pioneers

4 interviews with female Title IX pioneers

Photo by Josh Barwick on Unsplash

Newsletter - Agency • 12th December 2022

Movement Notes

Editing and writing on lessons learned in the field.

Women in STEM - Email to Web Page • 8th March 2023

Getting Women Into Tech Begins in the Classroom

The number of women holding tech positions is barely growing. Gains from 2019 to 2022 were minimal: Deloitte reported that in those three years, the number of women in tech leadership roles was expected to be up just 4 percentage points and female tech workers in large global tech firms up just 2 percentage points. Based on Vivian’s own experience, such dismal figures may have historical roots.

Feature - Nonprofit leadership - Hunger & Food Banks • 26th October 2021

Good Timing: Gleaners Food Bank

Gleaners Food Bank CEO John Elliott was in the right place when COVID hit

Feature - digital magazine - Trauma, Foster Care • 15th August 2022

Meeting the Need: Foster Care

Trauma does not define a person. Nor does a stereotype.

Fundraising - Feature - Education / Teaching • 8th March 2023

Teaching Computer Science Without a Net

Raegan Towne described her first two semesters of teaching high school computer science as “a year of drowning.”

Feature - University - Pediatric research • 19th May 2022

Empathy as a Catalyst for a Life

From pediatric patient to pediatric clinical researcher

Feature - Tech - David’s Story • 6th February 2023

David’s Story of Dad's Tech Support

“Not requiring computer science to graduate from high school is completely behind the times.” - HS student

Feature - Medical - Health Sciences • 9th December 2022

DMS Alumni Profiles | Butler University

Joel Ruetz, PA-C, DMS-Ed, CAQ-EM, is living proof a Doctor of Medical Science (DMS) degree can help PAs create hospital leadership positions they otherwise might never reach.

Feature - Digital - Computer Science education • 23rd September 2022

Computer Science and Tech: Christianah Does Belong

"I definitely remember thinking, ‘Wow, there’s a lot of white people here.’ That was part of why I thought I couldn’t do it, like maybe I didn’t belong.”

Feature - Alumni - Indianapolis Deputy Mayor • 26th October 2021

Unseen Connections

Indianapolis' Deputy Mayor of Neighborhood Engagement is an alumni

Feature - University donor • 14th September 2020

Engine of Opportunity | Butler Stories

Profile: Why would a man who graduated cum laude with three job offers accept the one that didn’t quite match either of his two Butler University degrees?

Feature - Digital Magazine - HIV • 24th May 2022

Boys to men living with HIV

In a state-supported home in Jamaica, 19 boys infected with HIV as infants live sequestered from a society that shuns them.

Feature - Human Trafficking • 14th March 2022

Indiana club fights atrocity of human trafficking

Human trafficking is one of the three most lucrative crimes in the world.

Feature - Education / admissions • 12th July 2021

College Admission in the Time of COVID-19

"The piece you did about our Admission team ... helped our readers sort out a really confusing time for the University." - Nancy Lyzun, Butler Magazine creative director

Feature - University - Hunger and Sustainability • 26th October 2021

Sustainable Sustenance

"Top Stories of 2021" - Butler University's Center for Urban Ecology and Sustainability (CUES) is working to eliminate hunger

Newsletter - Local nonprofit • 28th September 2021

Building bridges with film

A Kiwanis Foundation spotlights and appreciates a Canadian city's diversity.

Feature - Magazine - International aid • 9th August 2022

Knitting warms families halfway around the world

Winter nights can get chilly in New Caledonia, an archipelago dotting the Coral Sea a thousand miles off Australia’s Gold Coast.

Feature - STEM • 26th October 2020

Space station

Thanks to Kiwanians, Pennsylvania students hold a (virtual) heart in their hands.