career
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Networking event “bridges” students and Butler alumni
“The Founder’s College hosts monthly events in an effort to support its students in achieving their career goals.”
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Senior Sendoff: See you later, squatch
“Before any other opportunity in journalism, the Collegian sparked my love for this work, and for that, I am forever grateful.”
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Ink-orrect: Society’s attitude towards body modification
“When I was born, I was handed a blank room. And I’m just choosing to decorate the walls however makes me happy.”
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Stop telling me to follow my passion, I don’t have one
Stop stressing over your career path, Lauren is here to give you direction beyond “following your passion”
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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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A composer for the ages
The legacy of a man considered to be one of the top five most programmed composers—along with Handel, Brahms, Mendelssohn and Mozart—can be found deep within the workings of Butler University’s Lilly Hall. This composer, teacher and faculty member is music theory and history professor James Mulholland. Mulholland has worked as a music professor at…
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Student seeks Olympic bid
Sophomore biology and psychology major Sam Weichert is not someone you would want to run into in a back alley. She is training for a bid to the 2012 Olympics for tae kwon do. Last year, Weichert was offered an invitation to compete for an Olympic bid. She was unsuccessful, but didn’t give up on…