Opinion
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Social norms we should throw away after coronavirus
Eventually, the world is going to go back to normal. Once it does, let’s leave these social norms behind.
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Ask Abby: Social distancing doesn’t mean social isolation
Social distancing can feel pretty lonely in this age of coronavirus. It doesn’t have to, though! Abby’s here to help with some ideas to help you keep in touch with your loved ones, even though you can’t squeeze them in person.
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Letter from the editor: Editor-in-chief addresses Collegian’s plans regarding coronavirus
Throughout this period of uncertainties, the priority is for our reporters to remain healthy, and our commitment is to continue our job as journalists to inform the Butler community.
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Sinophobic coronavirus fears hurt the Asian community
As coronavirus continues to dominate our discourse, active racism toward Asian communities — known as sinophobia — is becoming more and more prominent. One of the best ways to combat this vile trend is simple: continue to patronize Asian-owned businesses, especially restaurants.
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You’re Golden, Girl: Five ways to empower yourself
Ultimately, in order to become confident, you have to first be kind to yourself. The rest is just buttercream frosting.
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So what is Shen Yun actually?
Opinion columnist Claire Barnett takes a deep dive into the surprisingly startling history of the show we’ve all heard of, but at the same time, no one truly understands.
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Social media predictions: spring break vol. 2
Assistant culture editor Doug Roche III gives you a forecast of the content that will most likely make up your social media feeds over spring break, again.
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Ask Abby: Show up or show yourself out
It can be tricky to find people who are willing and able to meet your standards. However, Abby’s here to stress that your standards aren’t too high. Sometimes, people just suck. It’s time to let these people go.
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Take a vote on H.R.8, Mitch McConnell
25 years ago, Congress established a background check system. Since the rise of the internet, guns have become accessible to those who shouldn’t have them.