Opinion
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The Slow Death of the Humanities: The Resilience of Butler’s History Program
Whether you’re woke on social media, or determined to use a formula of credits that will guarantee a fat paycheck, editor Madeleine Lucchetti suggests taking a history class.
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Classical music for studying that is a little less dead and Austrian
Classical music is a living artform, and there is a lot of space between where the art form is now and where it was when Beethoven died.
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Editorial: Addressing a pattern of hate speech
The Butler Collegian editorial board discusses the three instances of hate speech on and around our campus.
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A mapped out Newfields trip
Columnist Doug Roche III lends artistic critique and insight in regard to the newest IMA exhibits.
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Letter to my perpetrator: “I felt like I had to say yes to you”
As part of our “Impact of 98 Seconds” series, the Butler Collegian is publishing a collection of letters from survivors of sexual assault to their perpetrator. Our hope is to provide survivors with a voice, even if it is anonymous.
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Weekly horoscopes: sports edition
“Sports require, blood, sweat, tears — and the occasional divine intervention from the universe. Here are what the stars are projecting about your sporting future.”
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Letter to the Editor: Clarifying the future of Starbucks on campus
Frank Ross, Butler vice president for student affairs, writes that the on-campus Starbucks will not be closing.
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Bon Appétit, reviewed: a maggot-free, luxury experience
Our Opinion editors relay an evening enjoying FDA-approved cafeteria food. They present to you a highly polished, professional review of the Michelin-starred foods they sampled.
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Letter to the Editor: Butler Alliance concerned with administrators’ response to slurs
In March, fraternity property was vandalized with a homophobic slur. Alliance, Butler’s LGBTQ+ organization, writes that the university’s response has been poor.