“I felt dumb and naive because I had no future plans on how I would be able to afford anything at all. In my head, I had already decided that if I did not pursue some type of business degree, I would be without purpose.”
The post-grad scaries
Undergrad is all fun and games — until it’s time to start planning for what happens next.
Butler’s class of 2021 prepares to graduate and move on to post-college life
Butler’s senior class reflects on their college years and how the pandemic has prepared them for life after graduation.
Senior Sendoff: Embracing change
Managing editor — and culture enthusiast at heart — Maddy Kline reflects on the inevitability of change and the growth that can come from it.
Student Thoughts: Spring 2021 Commencement Ceremonies
Multimedia reporter Gillian Battung asked Butler seniors their thoughts on how graduation ceremonies will be looking this May.
Butler’s unique spring commencement
How Butler’s commencement ceremony has changed to allow for an in-person celebration of graduates.
A college student’s guide to personal finance: Loans and budget edition
Are you a strong, educated, independent individual who has no idea what a 401k is? This series is for you.
Ask Abby: How to make the best of the time you have left with your friends before graduation
Being five minutes away from those you care most about at any time is a feeling that will most likely not come again for many of us. Making the most of this opportunity will make our impending separations so much easier.
CAPS office offers hope of employment after graduation for Butler seniors
Butler’s CAPS office is helping students navigate the stressful world of finding a job after graduation, mid-pandemic.
Time to say goodnight
For the class of 2020, goodnight now carries a different weight. For the first time in a long time, goodnight is not interchangeable with “I’ll see you tomorrow.”