Here are your totally, 100% certifiably accurate horoscopes for October.
Tinder profiles that make us wonder: why?
As a power duo, the happily committed Caitlin Segraves will join hands with the chronically single Katie Freeman to critically analyze the collection of Tinder user biographies Katie has collected over the course of her time at Butler.
YikYak is back
After a four year ban, the localized, anonymous commenting app “YikYak” has been restored to its former glory, and Butler students are picking up right where they left off.
In support of the Oxford comma
The AP stylebook’s omission of the Oxford comma in its set of silly little rules for proper publication composition is a sign of their contempt for enthusiasts of print journalism across the nation, their disdain for coherent writing and their disrespect for the English language itself.
Not a band-aid fix: Health Services plagued with issues
Health Services is the one place on Butler’s campus students can go to receive medical care and counseling. Over the past few years, students have noticed pitfalls in the care in which they receive from Health Services.
Gabby Petito and true crime TikToks
As the details of Gabrielle Petitio’s murder unravel in real time, the ugly side of the true crime community and “Missing White Woman Syndrome” come to light.
Should fraternities that were kicked from campus be inviting alumni back?
After leaving campus for a couple years and then making a triumphant return, the question remains whether or not Lambda – and other Greek organizations that have done the same – should be able to bring back alumni, especially those that may have had a hand in what transpired before they left.
MISSING: Butler University’s Support for Neurodivergent Students
Neurotypical students, faculty, and staff at Butler need to be working to make our campus a more welcoming place for neurodivergent students.
317 Eats: Next Door American Eatery
This week’s food review highlights the variety of foods served at Next Door American Eatery.
Seeing “Red”: A revived era
Worldwide phenomenon Taylor Swift is set release to her second re-recorded album, “Red” on Nov. 19, leaving college fans anticipating an autumn of nostalgia and good music.