On Monday, May 19, Butler Community College faculty, staff, and administration gathered to honor the life and legacy of a beloved educator at the dedication of the Lindsey Fields Biology Lab on the Andover campus. Nestled in the northwest corner of the 5000 building, the classroom served as Fields’ primary teaching space. With a bronze plaque now located on the wall next to its main entrance, the lab bears her name as a tribute to the lasting impact she had on the college and its students. Fields tragically passed away in the American Airlines Flight 5342 crash this past January, a loss that

Butler Community College held its 98th Commencement and 77th annual Honors and Awards Recognition Ceremony on Friday, May 16. Four hundred and seventy-four students walked at commencement, while more than 600 students earned their degrees. More than 30 students earned their GED diplomas or high school equivalency. The Hubbard Award of Excellence was established in 1985 by R.D. Hubbard to recognize and encourage excellence at Butler. This prestigious award is the highest achievement a Butler student can achieve and is presented annually at commencement with a transfer scholarship amount. Each