Opinion
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Life as the Butler Symphony Orchestra concertmaster
At the beginning of this school year, my peers and I auditioned for seating placements within the orchestra, and I was appointed as concertmaster. This is the principal violin seat in the orchestra, and it has presented a whole new host of responsibilities.
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Making some major changes in more ways than one
Thinking about changing your major? It’s not as scary as it may seem.
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A satirical guide to beefing up your resume
To help guide you through all the, uh, embellishment swirling around, columnist Andres Salerno translated some of the more popular empty resume lies into more digestible words with their actual meaning attached.
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Entering the job force as a minority
Just as candidates tailor resumes to fit specific job descriptions, minorities make a conscious decision to erase their resumes of anything that might indicate they are — surprise — not white.
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Weekly horoscopes: crunch time edition
The Collegian’s Starmasters provide advice, consolation, and predictions for Butler students as they approach the end of the semester.
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Lollapalooza 2019 lineup brings inclusivity back to Chicago
“This year’s lineup proves one thing that was lost among Lolla lineups long ago: Lollapalooza is for everyone, not just mainstream music fans.”
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Is ‘Us’ Jordan Peele’s best movie?
Columnist Doug Roche III discusses the themes, social messages and story of Jordan Peele’s instant horror classics.
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Reflecting on the 2016 Democratic Primary
Bernie’s resurgence gives cause for reflection on all that has changed in a whirlwind couple of years.
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Social media predictions: spring break
Columnist Doug Roche III gives you the posts that will most likely appear on your social media feeds over Spring Break and how to navigate through them during your distinctly boring break.