In addition to becoming a better feminist/ally and person, reading makes you so hot you’re off the charts.
Guest column: Butler Hillel celebrates Passover in a pandemic
Diana Ningen shares the importance of Passover and how Butler will be celebrating.
Cafe Patachou: woman-owned, flavor-filled brunch with a cause
This food review spotlights a woman-owned restaurant, Cafe Patachou.
Why Snapchat’s filters are actually problematic
The addition of these facially-distorting filters is bound to lift society’s already sky-high beauty standards yet another notch higher.
Amid anti-Asian violence, Butler fails to make a stand
A petition to support the Asian community in the state of Indiana reveals Butler’s half-hearted attempts to denounce anti-Asian violence in the wake of COVID-19
Consent with Caitlin: Bridgerton kinda blows
Your relationship shouldn’t be the aggressive Annapurna, maybe just some nice rolling hills in the English countryside. While I’m no geography expert, I hope that makes sense.
A Word With…Arthur Hochman, education professor
Arthur Hochman, education professor at Butler University, took some time to sit down with me and discuss his dedication to adventure and new experiences. His passion for teaching is evident…this isn’t one you want to pass up.
A college student’s guide to personal finance: Credit, insurance and investment edition
Are you a strong, educated, independent individual with no idea what credit is? This series is for you.
Sustainable living as a college student
Adopting sustainable practices doesn’t have to break the bank or conflict with busy schedules.
A college student’s guide to personal finance: Loans and budget edition
Are you a strong, educated, independent individual who has no idea what a 401k is? This series is for you.