In a Q&A interview with newly-hired CCOM dean Dr. Joseph M. Valenzano III, he discusses his desire to get to know the community and its concerns, along with his excitement going into his new role.
Why are we f*cking less?
“Contrary to the normalization of hookup culture, kink and depiction of sex in media such as ‘Euphoria,’ today’s teens and young adults actually have less sex than older generations did at the same age.”
Anti-abortion student group met with abortion-rights resistance
Bulldogs for Life, the Butler chapter of anti-abortion nonprofit Students for Life of America, tabled on campus in order to protest against abortion to the broader campus. Some abortion-rights students responded.
“Canción con todos:” Latinx Student Union begins a month of celebration
Student organization Latinx Student Union held their Coloring of Star Fountain event on Sept. 16. This was their first in a series of events celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, which spans from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
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.
Students react to the overruling of Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court of the United States overruled Roe v. Wade, eliminating the constitutional right to abortion. Butler students share their reactions in the aftermath of this landmark case’s exit.
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.
Tattoo Tales: Gia Flynn
First-year Gia Flynn already has eight tattoos, and she plans on getting 22 by the time of her 22nd birthday.
If The Butler Collegian was a tabloid
The other editors of The Butler Collegian refuse to let me make this publication a tabloid. I am an unsung hero, and nobody understands my struggle. Happy April Fool’s Day!
One year after the Atlanta spa shootings, not much has changed for Asian Americans
March 16, 2022 marked the one year anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings that took the life of six Asian American women. Though it incited a surge in support for the Asian American community and awareness of the racism and hypersexualization that Asians face — Asian American women in particular, these are long-standing structural issues that are not going away anytime soon.