A student-run group has recently resurfaced under the name “proudamericabu” and continues to post a wealth of nationalist nonsense with a fun splash of transphobia, misogyny and capitalist bootlicking.
Better ideas for your Butler University graduation photos
As a soon-to-be Butler grad myself, I took the liberty of providing some new, unique locations that make for the perfect photo op while still encapsulating the special kind of collegiate experience that is attending Butler University. Heed my advice, and in 30 years, you’ll be grateful to remember what your college years were actually like.
People are gassed up over ridiculous prices at the gas pump
What is really behind these record-setting numbers at gas stations across the country? Is there a fix in the near future?
Write like a girl: Emailing for dummies
Women everywhere have struggled to make their correspondences more manly, but the actual solution is the exact opposite.
One year after the Atlanta spa shootings, not much has changed for Asian Americans
March 16, 2022 marked the one year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings that took the life of six Asian American women. Though it incited a surge in support for the Asian American community and awareness of the racism and hypersexualization that Asians face — Asian American women in particular, these are long-standing structural issues that are not going away anytime soon.
Curating contentment: Using social media to your benefit
If it doesn’t serve you mentally, emotionally or physically, why should you or anyone else pay attention to it?
Dear House of Representatives, please enact the Sunshine Protection Act
I truly wish I were joking when I say that out of the eight time changes I’ve experienced while attending Butler University, four of them have involved miscommunication with other countries, nearly-missed interviews, frantic emailing, Google searching “what time is it right now in ‘x place,’” embarrassment and interpersonal distress.
I’m over hookup culture
I don’t want to feel like I’m required to give my body away in exchange for eventual love.
Business students speak out against “fake major” stereotype
“Without business, I don’t think the world would be spinning.”
An ode to C-Club: Plum Market’s much-missed predecessor
Co-Opinion Editor Katie Freeman laments the loss of greasy goodies that were once available during the glory days of what is now Plum Market.