“It’s funny how a fancy camera and a group of real friends can turn the pessimistic girl who ‘isn’t built for the college life’ into one that feels sad to leave it.”
How many more?
Following the shootings at Michigan State University and the Covenant School in Nashville, Butler students open up about the university’s active shooter protocol and hope for change.
Kinkshame no more
“A not-insignificant portion of our peers is receiving extremely mixed messages when it comes to issues of sex and sexuality.”
Senior Sendoff: A girl and her camera
It’s hard to say goodbye to something that has completely shaped my life.
Senior Sendoff: “The culture is lit, and I had a ball”
For all four of my years at Butler, Lana Del Rey released a new album, shockingly pertinent to each year here.
Encore: Live music isn’t going anywhere
Although the music industry faces countless obstacles, live music continues to prevail.
Student filmmakers set out to tell one side of Lambda Chi Alpha’s story
“Ever Growing” falls short in painting a comprehensive picture of the reality of Lambda Chi Alpha’s history on campus with clarity or accountability.
What is up with the lack of Black representation in film?
“What happens when you don’t see yourself being portrayed on the big screen? This is a big question that Hollywood must reckon with.”
Words of encouragement: Proud of you for using them
“Hearing words of encouragement can go a long way for many people, myself included … Just knowing that someone cares enough to say some small phrase can be just what someone needs in order to get through the rest of their day.”
Women can’t do anything right
“As a young woman, college has taught me that men have a lot more audacity than I previously thought possible. Who knew that I could get criticized on almost every aspect of my life by someone who is not living it?”