opinion

Decolonizing academia means everyone can tell their own story

Changes to the Core curriculum to include more diverse voices will help validate these voices and give students an education that employers are looking for. Columnist Emma Beavins discusses the decolonization of academia and how it can allow you to tell your own story, too.
Ask Abby: Building and reinforcing boundaries as the school year kicks off

It can be hard not to get overwhelmed when you’re overbooked, especially in the first few weeks of school. Tis the season to set boundaries and say no — and not feel bad about it.
A Review of the Nitro Brew from Julian Coffee Roasters

With coffee as both a writing subject and fuel source, columnist Julian Cirnigliaro reviews the Nitro Brew from Julian Coffee Roasters at the Lacy School of Business building.
Ask Abby: embrace change and love yourself as the school year begins

The beginning of school can be nerve wracking, having to meet new people and do new things. It can be hard to share your authentic self when you’re unsure of how you’ll be received. Don’t fret: Abby has some tips.
Why you should be protesting on campus

Stop underestimating your power.
Welcome Week horoscopes for Virgo season

The answers are in the stars.
Burger King does the Impossible (Burger)

The fast food restaurant introduces vegan to convenient, inexpensive food.
Is Popeyes’ new sandwich worth the hype?

With Indianapolis stores all out of the most hyped fast food item in recent history, opinion columnist Andres Salerno’s review of Popeyes’ new sandwich attempts to make clear to Butler students what is so special about the sandwich — with as little exaggeration as possible.
To all the words I’ve loved before

There is one additional constant in their editing process, though, reliable and sturdy, that I have come to anticipate with trepidation: our editors will go through and, without fail, remove a few of the words that they deem to simply be “too much.”