HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for all academic, administrative, student life, and athletic operations of the university.

Notable Features:

Historic Hinkle Fieldhouse (a National Historic Landmark), Clowes Memorial Hall, Holcomb Gardens, Irwin Library, and the new Sciences Complex and Lacy School of Business building.

Work Culture:

Butler University's work culture is characterized by a strong sense of community, collaboration among faculty and staff, a student-centric approach, and a commitment to 'The Butler Way' principles of excellence, humility, and passion.

HQ Significance:

The campus is the heart of Butler's educational mission, fostering intellectual growth, research, and community engagement. Its historic and modern facilities support a comprehensive range of academic and extracurricular activities.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect Butler's commitment to academic excellence, community, student well-being, and the integration of liberal arts with professional education. Green spaces and collaborative learning environments are key.

Location:

Butler University has a global reach through its diverse student body, international study abroad programs in over 50 countries, faculty research collaborations, and an extensive alumni network worldwide. The university actively promotes global and intercultural learning experiences for its students, preparing them to be engaged citizens in an interconnected world. It also hosts international students and scholars, enriching the campus community.

Street Address:

4600 Sunset Avenue

City:

Indianapolis

State/Province:

Indiana

Country:

USA