DIVERSITY, EQUITY, and INCLUSION

WE ARE A PLACE

FOR EVERYONE. FOR EVERYONE.

WE ARE A PLACE

FOR EVERYONE. FOR EVERYONE.

College life can be a lot of fun, but it can also be a challenge. Late nights, hard work, unfamiliar situations—they all add up. At Butler, we emphasize the importance of health and well-being, and give you access to the resources you need to make your next four years your best four years. Through many services within Student Affairs and our campus partners, we guide students to make smart, healthy decisions and to help one another succeed from the moment they set foot on campus, through Commencement, and beyond.

diversity, equity, and inclusion

As part of the Core Curriculum, all students will take at least one academic course related to social justice and diversity. This course teaches students to identify and explain the causes and impact of privilege, power, and oppression while recognizing the multiple intersecting dimensions of identity and inequity. Outside of academics, the Efroymson Diversity Center (known as the “DC” around campus), is a resource for students that offers programs, student organizations, and plenty of opportunities to enrich the educational experience. The DC’s programs challenge students to think critically, engage in a diverse campus environment, and further their academic and personal development. The Center for Faith and Vocation (CFV) is another on-campus resource committed to providing a space for students to live a life of purpose. This Center supports students, faculty, and staff—whether you identify as a person of faith, a dedicated questioner, or someone who hopes to use college as a time to explore your own passions.