“At this point, I’m so sleep-deprived and delirious that I don’t know if the stars are speaking to me or if I’m just hallucinating. With that being said, this month’s horoscopes will be just as credible as always — which is to say, not at all.”
Culture’s Christmas coffee chaos
The Culture section gets into the holiday spirit and reviews Starbucks’ new holiday drinks.
“Summer Renaissance:” Beyonce’s newest album, its influence from black queer culture and controversy
On the first act of a trilogy of projects, Queen Bey finds hope in a diverse culture and the dance floor. Discover her influences and the controversy with some of the new songs.
Celebrating April 16 as Selena Day
The reigning Queen of Tejano is still as influential and powerful as she was during her career, which was tragically cut short in 1995.
Going for gold: The 94th Academy Awards
This year’s Oscars, with snubs and smacks, has been the topic of much discussion.
“Turning Red:” Red-dy for representation
“Turning Red”’s Mei and her adventure caused a stir since its release. Photo courtesy of Disney-Pixar. OWEN MADRIGAL | STAFF REPORTER | omadriga@butler.edu Pixar’s latest film “Turning Red” unleashed onto the world on March 11, 2022 with — just like a teenage girl transforming into a red panda — layers of impact. The animated feature…
Nintendo’s hit game “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” turns two
“Animal Crossing’s” Switch installment celebrates two years of island living.
Another Netflix price raise? Stranger things have happened
With yet another rise in subscription fees, the streaming giant signals what the future of the platform could look like.
Student organization pushes for universal design and disability education
The Bulldogs for Universal Design group aims to remedy the problems Butler’s campus causes for students with disabilities
SOPHIE: Commemorating a music game-changer
A year after her passing, SOPHIE remains an underrated innovator. Her sound has permeated every genre and her explicit queerness made her an icon forever.