“Perhaps the best way to truly begin to avoid embarrassment is by realizing what it actually is and — in equal measure — what it is not.”
Love in college: The plague against commitment
“Why must being young have to equal unfulfilling, short, relationships that can often be confusing and can almost certainly not be called love?”
Parched: The struggles of a Diet Coke girl on a Pepsi campus
Ever thought about why Butler carries PepsiCo products? Fans of Diet Coke have, as they find alternatives to get their caffeine fix.
The Birds and the Bulldogs: Masturbation — it’s a touchy subject
To the window, to the wall, till masturbation is destigmatized for all.
What about it?
“Finally, a way to avoid Fichte’s pesky synthesis, a way to just shut people up without coming across as apathetic or closed-minded.”
What you need to know about party safety
“Whether attending a party in a Greek house, a dorm or off campus, it is important to remember that safety should always come first, and having an absolute blast should be a close second.”
Eat the rich: Why the downfall of wealthy television families is comedic gold
“Is there anything more entertaining than watching rich people make a fool of themselves?”
The Butler University Unofficial Parent & Student Page: Navigating student benefits and over-parenting
From easing move-in day anxieties to accusations of “helicopter parenting,” the unofficial parent Facebook group remains a hot topic of discussion.
Catch and release
“‘At the end of the day, if it’s not meant to be, it’s not meant to be, and that’s okay,’ Kossman said. ‘But you can’t let it ruin your day.’”
The kids aren’t alright: Addressing the post COVID-19 generation
“Instead of being forced to isolate by mandated government shutdowns, students are now choosing to isolate of their own volition — and hurting their development as young adults in the process.”