Where the experience isn’t extra—it’s everything.
Think of all the things you love about business: Every day is different. You get to solve problems and build creative solutions. And you get to do it side-by-side with other talented, driven people.
We’ve taken all those things and built them into the Lacy experience. From your first days here, you won’t just talk about business, but you’ll do it—in classes, internships, and other immersive experiences.
The Andre B. Lacy School of Business has benefitted from Old National Bank’s financial commitment and its Old National Bank Center for Business Excellence, supporting small businesses throughout Central Indiana with training, education, mentoring, and networking opportunities to help them succeed. The Center brings together Lacy School faculty, students and the Central Indiana | Indiana Small Business Development Center (isbdc.org) to help businesses and students. Lacy School’s Minority Owned Business Initiative (MOBI) is directly supported by Old National Bank. The Center advances Lacy School of Business’s commitment to experiential education by serving as a conduit between small businesses, faculty, and students. It facilitates activities such as student internships, faculty externships, live “feature companies” events, and guest lecturers for classes and clubs/organizations.
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At Lacy, we provide a 360° career readiness program built entirely around you and your professional aspirations. Support comes from all directions—your academic advisor, your personal career mentor, even your alumni network of 50,000+ Bulldogs.
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Butler University is launching new undergraduate and graduate programs in Supply Chain through its Lacy School of Business. The programs are being offered to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in one of Indiana’s most critical industries. Launching in fall 2025, the bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain within the Lacy School of Business will […]
Incoming Bulldog Leonardo Olivares is grateful to continue his academic journey as a Lilly Scholar. His decision to attend Butler was simple due to the University’s unique hands-on learning opportunities and networking events.
At Butler, more than 75% of students hold at least one internship. Now completing her fourth internship, Grace Hensley’s ’25 role at Eli Lilly & Company gave her real-world experience that enhanced her problem-solving skills.