“I’m very aware of the space that has been created for me and how I’m taking that up, and I’m just really grateful. I hope to honor all of that, and I hope to bring students into the world of [African American literature] in hopefully new ways.”
First-year seminar: More than just a requirement
Though FYS is a required course for Butler first-years, it offers many opportunities for students and staff to learn and grow.
Letter To The Editor: An untold conversation brought to consciousness
Graphic by Corrina Riess. A NOTES FROM THE EDITORS: This letter to the editor has been fact-checked by numerous members of The Butler Collegian. The opinions contained in this letter are those of the author. The Butler Collegian is committed to sharing diverse viewpoints from across the university and is committed to upholding values of…
Why should feminism be a dirty word?
It’s 2019, and we need to start acknowledging that accepting feminism is an important step in moving toward equality.
Butler students compare GHS, FYS section course loads
Students note that core courses of the same credit are not the same course load. FYS, GHS, and other classes required by Butler curriculum are not entirely equal.
Professor focuses on engaging students
By Jessica Kilcoyne Maintaining passion and enthusiasm for their jobs is often a difficult task for many people. Deborah Corpus, an education professor, has a perpetual eagerness for teaching that is hard to rival, especially when the students are freshmen. While some professors may dislike teaching freshmen, Corpus said she adores teaching and relating to…