Opinion

Ariana Grande’s fan base grows concerned over recent health speculation

“Ariana Grande’s hit tour Eternal Sunshine intends to be a wrap for this pop star’s public-facing work following a planned hiatus after her London show. While reassuring her fans that this hiatus was non-reactive and planned time off, fans can’t help but wonder if this is the doing of social media scrutiny.”
Butler students criticize dining hall renovations

“Atherton Union underwent renovations, and during that time students were kept in the dark about what it would look like or what the updates meant for them. The reveal was disappointing. For many reasons.”
Senior Sendoff: Shit, already?

“At some point between then and now, my junior year quickly got changed to my senior year, and suddenly, the real world is right around the corner.”
Senior Sendoff: Thank God for The Butler Collegian

“If not for this newspaper, I would never have the memories of the amazing people that have made Indianapolis a habitat for this kid from Columbus, Ohio.”
Female leadership lacks on campus

“Our campus is filled with women, but when we look at where important decisions are being made, our voices are not being acknowledged or accurately heard.”
The lessons we’ve learned from our first-year

“Remember that college is a time for creating life-long friendships, connections and bonds with our professors and peers. However, it is also a time of transformation, evolution and change.”
New ‘Euphoria’ season is not so euphoric

“How not one single Euphoria character was dress coded throughout the entire show may just have been the biggest shocker. I mostly remember wearing PJ pants and baggy hoodies to class but the expectation that young teenage girls were wearing micro skirts, low cut bralettes, cut out leggings and carrying purses really showed that some…
Senior Sendoff: A collection of recollections

As you may guess, I did not do much writing as a photo editor for The Butler Collegian. By not much, I mean I wrote one article as a first-year and quickly decided I preferred to be behind a camera. As an English creative writing major, I rejected the idea of assimilating to AP Style.…
Tattoos in the workplace fight oppression

“Conformity in the corporate workspace is highly valued, whereas individuality is seen as inefficient. Think of a stereotypical office building interior. Cubicles are neat and orderly, and work is done cleanly and efficiently. Deadlines are assigned and met. Monotony is the killer of the human spirit, and I argue that art — which disrupts monotony…