Credit hours: our faithful friend, our constant enemy. Columnist Anna Smith dives into why, for JCA kids, every credit hour is not as equal as it may seem.
What Mayor Pete can focus on to regain momentum in a crowded primary field
With such a large pool of similar candidates, the Primary nomination is going to be a tough one for Pete Buttigieg to win. Here is what he needs to do to separate himself from the pack.
The wonders of the Diva Cup: From sustainability to saving money
If you haven’t heard of the Diva Cup, you need to. From saving you time and money to saving the Earth, this product is a game changer for those who experience periods.
Ask Abby: how to make the most of college as an introvert
The image of what college ‘should’ be can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for an introvert. Dealing with the pressure of making the most of these four years and being introverted can be overwhelming, but Abby’s here to tell you: do what feels good to you!
Your individual responsibility to the planet
Yes, you have one. It’s easy to diffuse onto others, but we need to remember that we are all citizens of the same planet.
An argument to put student-run businesses in the parking garage
I worry that the past will repeat itself ‒ that, in a year or so, we will have three empty storefronts again. But even if they manage to avoid that fate, the parking garage still has two open spots. These vacancies present an opportunity: Butler should put student-run businesses in the parking garage’s empty storefronts.
Harassment is no substitute for discussion: Engaging in political discussion in our divided age
In the craziness of the upcoming election, it is important to remember how to appropriately have political conversations. Helpful tip: harassing people is not the way to go.
An ode to Blue Indy
Ah, Blue Indy. These dumb, little blue cars are everywhere. Everyone’s seen them, most have taken joy rides in them, but nobody has taken the initiative to roast them. But, fear not, for I have composed the ode of all odes to articulate my mixed feelings for Blue Indy.
Ask Abby: Finding your moments of joy in the monotony of the school year
Sometimes life feels very routine, and you can’t help but think ‘is this all there is?’ The world is filled with so much more, and Abby’s here to help you understand how to harness joyous moments and use them to make life feel bright and new.
Butler Blue III is in the deep end
The ‘spirited’ dawg loves his job as a mascot, but bearing the weight of the Butler Brand spreads him too thin. Columnist Emma Beavins explores Trip’s schedule, purpose, and availability to current students.