“Stuffed animals can be a source of joy for all different types of people.”
Art is humanity: It’s time STEM became STEAM
“‘[A universe without art] does not exist,’ Joyce said. ‘It’s in our jewelry, our glasses, our architecture, the vibrations of music. It is music. It is in people’s faces. It is in people’s safety.’”
Senior sendoff: Editing with care
“The power of editing is knowing that someone cared enough about your story to read it a dozen times, just to make it a little better.”
Senior Sendoff: One more story
“This paper has given me so much more than just a space to write. Collegian Nation, you believed in me when I couldn’t, just by reading my work. I am so grateful that you all have trusted me and the writers I work with to bring you your news and tell your stories.”
The looming threat of censorship
“Butler, like many other colleges and universities, has a responsibility to protect the freedoms of its students, including the freedom to speak freely.”
A senior’s guide to fountain diving
“Why do students jump in fountains? I’m not sure—but it’s fun, and each class knows they can’t be the one to break the streak. It has become an essential part of the Butler experience, and if you need proof, just ask the students.”
Every body is a bikini body
“The industry needs to recognize that clothes should be made for the bodies that wear them, not the other way around. People shouldn’t have to change their weight, proportions or self-esteem in order to fit into a piece of fabric.”
Generation Z’s beloved books
“I would argue that the messages portrayed in these books are prevalent and timely to today’s societal landscape, therefore making them classics that should be read for generations to come.”
The romance reckoning
“There are legitimate issues within the romance genre, however, that does not mean that it is inherently problematic, silly or somehow “worse” than other genres.”
A student’s guide to Butler benches
“Almost any assignment or to-do list item that can be done at a desk in a dorm room can be made less miserable or even enjoyable by doing it outside on a bench.”