More and more people have begun posting increasingly casual content on social media, especially Instagram. With the rise of BeReal, what does it really mean to have a casual online persona?
POV: Butler students share takes on Instagram ahead of the 2022-23 school year
In this social media roundup, Butler students responded to a series of questions on The Butler Collegian’s Instagram story about pop culture, their summer and the new school year.
A social media year in review
Students reflect on the past year through Instagram questions.
Human rights are not up for discussion
A student-run group has recently resurfaced under the name “proudamericabu” and continues to post a wealth of nationalist nonsense with a fun splash of transphobia, misogyny and capitalist bootlicking.
When school meets social media: Butler fan accounts
Fanpages and free publicity on campus
Overwhelmed by the vast world of social media? These five Instagram accounts can help
Here are some mind-numbing, encouraging and hilarious Instagram accounts to stalk instead of your exes.
Social media predictions: spring break vol. 2
Assistant culture editor Doug Roche III gives you a forecast of the content that will most likely make up your social media feeds over spring break, again.
Collegiate stereotypes of social media users
Are you the Instagram Model, Facebook Oversharer, or more of an Aesthetician? Find out as columnist Madeleine Lucchetti explores the stereotypical users of social media.
Students pick Out of the Dawg House’s new songs
Butler’s all male a cappella group, Out of the Dawg House, prepares for its next album by asking for song suggestions via an online poll.