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Fall fashion: “Hot girl summer” to “witch b*tch autumn”
Hear ye hear ye, all practitioners of the olden magicks, for guidance in the dark art of fashion fit for the fall.
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The difference between and discourse of Latinx identity terms
This National Hispanic American Heritage Month, the Latinx community at Butler University adds to the evolving discourse surrounding the terms “Hispanic,” “Latino,” “Latinx” and “Latine.”
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Cooking in a college dorm
Making food in a college dorm with limited resources and skills may be difficult, but here are five creative ways to still enjoy dorm dining.
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The hypervisibility of students of color at a predominantly white institution
Within Butler University’s very white student body, students of color who work to advocate for their communities struggle to reconcile our hypervisibility and invisibility.
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10 Asian American online creators to follow
While Asian Americans have traditionally been excluded from both mainstream tellings of history and the media, the community has carved out a space in the online world. Here are 10 social media accounts and content creators to follow to learn from the Asian diaspora.
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Bulldogs of Butler: Melísenda Dixon
Melísenda Dixon, senior management information systems major and healthcare management minor, is the current president of Butler’s Black Student Union. She discusses her Afro-Latina identity, her involvement on campus and what it has been like for the Black community during the COVID-19 pandemic at a predominantly white institution.
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How Asian Americans in the Butler community celebrate Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year is Friday, Feb. 12. It has its origins in East Asia and is the most important holiday in the region, but it is observed all across the world. Asian Americans in the Butler community share how they celebrate the occasion.
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Five skincare tips to get you through any blustery, dry winter day
Dry and flaky skin are common during the colder months; here are five ways to keep the skin healthy during the winter season.
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How I survived Ross Hall COVID-19 isolation
The process of symptomatic isolation in ex-dorm Ross Hall does not have to be totally and utterly emotionally isolating. If you think you might have COVID-19 like I did, here is what to expect.
