The world has continued to allow the abuse and belittling of women to pop up decade after decade in new ways every time. The next generation of young men should be trying to stop these social issues, not create new ones.
The dangers of neglecting critical thinking while reading literature
When engaging with literary texts, it is crucial to think critically and with nuance, but why is this so? What is the importance of critical thinking when it comes to reading?
The harsh reality of leaving home for college
“You grew up in one place for so long with the people you know and love and have grown to be comfortable around. All of a sudden you have to pack it all up and go somewhere completely different.”
Let’s kill the grindset
We all know that taking some time for yourself to watch a little Netflix or take a walk with your friends is not single-handedly going to make you flunk out of college. Yet, why do we all act as it if will?
Eat less chicken
Delicious? Questionably. Inexpensive? Not really. Homophobic? Undoubtedly.
Access denied: Failing to prep our students on abortion post-Roe v. Wade
With Roe v. Wade being overturned, we need actual action from our university, and we must demand more.
Bulldoze for B Lot
Here is my silly little opinion on five Butler buildings we should demolish, rebuild or renovate in order to add more B Lot parking.
Roommates: How does this even work?
I know this is uncharted territory for the majority of people, but it does not have to be an awful experience. Despite the difficulties you may encounter, having a built-in pal to be there for assistance and companionship is kind of nice.
Body negativity: The body positivity movement’s trajectory into toxicity
Over the past few years, the body positivity movement has flourished. Recently, the body neutrality movement has gained some traction, but what does this alternate movement provide?
Butler disregards disability advocates … again
Three ADA violations, one Instagram apology, zero change.