Opinion
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Astrological academia: study strategies for the signs
Everyone has their own unique way of studying. Methods range from outlines to excessive flashcards to simply looping through a PowerPoint and hoping it sticks— looking at you, Pisces.
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Why I Joined ROTC
A student participating in Butler’s ROTC program shares some inside details about the experience.
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Your guide to joining the elite Influencer class
A guide to climbing the social media ladder from the Collegian’s resident influencer.
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Breaking news: Blackface is still racist
As a predominantly white institution, the racial implications of blackface may not be something that you spend a lot of time thinking about, so before I continue, and if you take nothing else away from this, it has to be said: don’t ever wear blackface. Ever.
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“Women’s work” and female autonomy as political pawns: Trump’s State of the Union
Despite his dismal relationship with women, President Trump attempted to defend his record on women’s issues during his State of the Union address in the face of democratic congresswomen whose very career paths contradict his rhetoric.
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Pawdcasts for Dawgs
Columnist Douglas Roche III discusses the place podcasts have on a college campus, the benefits to consuming them and ones worth giving a listen.
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Self-care streaming: 5 TV shows for your study break
The study break is a broad concept. Sometimes, it means a snack and a power nap. Other times, it’s a walk or five minutes in silence. Often, however, what’s needed to revive the brain and spirit is some good ol’ fashioned mindless television.
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This week’s horoscopes
Some thoughts on the newest horoscopes.
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Tea Time 2.6
It’s a new year and a new episode of Tea Time! Madi and Audrey cover trains, planes, automobiles, and movie critics, among other things. Also, new tunes are shared, because everyone needs a playlist refresh for the start of the spring semester.