Katie Freeman

  • Opinion editors rebrand as sport aficionados

    Opinion editors rebrand as sport aficionados

    Our editorial board is bursting with athletic potential, yet their prowess has been ignored for far too long in favor of overtime musings, previews and recaps. We’ve taken the liberty of selecting the most obscure sports and assigning each editor to the ones we feel they would excel at.

  • The orgasm gap and how to address it

    The orgasm gap and how to address it

    Co-opinion editors Caitlin Segraves and Katie Freeman walk women through ways to stop settling for unsatisfying sex.

  • Senior Sendoff: Katie Freeman cannot be stopped

    Senior Sendoff: Katie Freeman cannot be stopped

    A co-opinion editor tries to balance nostalgia, fear and self-congratulation while still being very funny and only a little overdramatic.

  • Better ideas for your Butler University graduation photos

    Better ideas for your Butler University graduation photos

    As a soon-to-be Butler grad myself, I took the liberty of providing some new, unique locations that make for the perfect photo op while still encapsulating the special kind of collegiate experience that is attending Butler University. Heed my advice, and in 30 years, you’ll be grateful to remember what your college years were actually…

  • An ode to C-Club: Plum Market’s much-missed predecessor

    An ode to C-Club: Plum Market’s much-missed predecessor

    Co-Opinion Editor Katie Freeman laments the loss of greasy goodies that were once available during the glory days of what is now Plum Market.

  • Butler’s website refresh: A digital hellscape

    Butler’s website refresh: A digital hellscape

    Forgive me for my incessant negativity, but the website looks like the digital equivalent of an overflowing Chipotle bowl crafted with every possible ingredient, plus extra guac — it just has way too much going on.

  • Pets in college? Bad.

    Pets in college? Bad.

    The behavior of college students is already zoo-like enough — we certainly don’t need to be adding unnecessary animals into the mix. Plus, what if they eat your homework?

  • Fraternally fed up

    Fraternally fed up

    Expectations for the respective processes of fraternities and sororities during recruitment are consistently inconsistent, leading to frustration among some members of the Greek community.

  • Wear what you want

    Wear what you want

    Co-opinion editor Katie Freeman explains why the concept of ‘pulling something off’ doesn’t exist and that you should stop worrying about what everyone else is thinking.