Opinion

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.
Tackling the toxic body checking trend

Body checking is not about confidence and accepting oneself. It is about tearing down others by promoting an ideal body standard.
Hot people have stuffed animals

You may be asking yourself how a fabric sack full of stuffing could possibly make a person more attractive. Like you, I once associated stuffed animals with people who just couldn’t grow up. I equated stuffed animal hugging with thumb-sucking. However, these sacks of stuffing are warm, comforting and they make you hotter; there are…
Butler building vibe check

I get it, most people simply don’t possess the overwhelming psychic power that it takes to accurately read vibes. But I do. So, I present to you the definitive and factual ranking of Butler’s academic buildings based on their vibes.
Your friend is not your therapist

No matter how heroic and strong your friends may seem, they have problems of their own.