“Over the years, period cramps have developed a normalized stigma surrounding painful cramps, this idea is simply incorrect. Period cramps themselves are normal to a certain extent, but the excruciating pain that they are often associated with is not.”
The incarceration exception to freedom from slavery
“When many prison laborers are forced to work, can we earnestly argue that emancipation from slavery fully exists?”
Stand up and stand out
“Stand up for what you believe in. Speak your mind. If the people around you love you, they’ll stay, and if they don’t, you’re probably better off without them anyway.”
Students’ thoughts on the Ross Hall renovations
“In the short term the new plans surrounding Ross Hall feel like a blatant cash grab, accented by a hint of pandering to donors, without much consideration for how current, paying students will be affected.”
Pop rocks
“Listen to whatever makes you happy. If that’s not pop, that’s fine, but don’t rain on my parade buddy.”
Islamophobia in language: the fear of jihad and Sharia law
These phrases are rumored to be scary, but are they really?
Letter to the editor: Danko and the board have Rossed the plot
Junior student voices concerns about Ross Hall repurposing
Independence is not individual
“Independence is often conflated with individualism, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to cut ties to prove your self-sufficiency. In fact, true independence is finding a balance between your root connections and forging your own path.”
Chappell Roan sets femininomenal boundaries with fans
“It is genuinely impossible for most people, even those with aspirations of success and visibility, to accurately conceptualize what a complete lack of privacy looks like — not to mention how it feels to have those invasions be facilitated by mass pop culture.”
EDITORIAL: Statement in support of Indiana University student media
“The Butler Collegian’s editorial board stands in solidarity with the IDS, WIUX and IU Student Television. We are continuously inspired by IU student media’s commitment to outstanding student journalism and their tenacity in the face of threats from university administration.”