“Advising at Butler is broken. Some students get lucky and are matched with an engaged, present advisor, while others are left to fend for themselves. Advising should not be a game of chance, and it certainly shouldn’t leave students wondering if they are even on track to graduate.”
Mental health does not have to be a hassle
Life is crazy, and you are doing amazing. You deserve a treat.
The Birds and the Bulldogs: Masturbation — it’s a touchy subject
To the window, to the wall, till masturbation is destigmatized for all.
Reframing rejection
“There is no one I know who has a more well-rounded sense of failure than I. And, dear reader, I am not nearly as ashamed of it as I know I should be.”
Burned out Bulldogs
“What is this awful feeling that seems to plague our campus? Good old-fashioned, all-American, soul-sucking burnout.”
Ask Abby: Learning how to juggle
You can do it all — just maybe not at the same time.
Yes, isolation can be that bad
“There wasn’t anyone at the front desk. There wasn’t anyone making sure we were okay. We felt really alone.”
National Stress Awareness Day
Learn how students can recognize stress and make it work for them this semester.
Studies show students stress more during finals week
College students feel the stress of the semester increasing as finals week approaches. Several outlets, including challenges held by PAWS and HRC resources, can help students cope with stress.
Stress is the status quo
According to Butler students, being busy is a status symbol. Students are taking on multiple leadership positions and extracurricular activities. Junior Katie Palmer is involved with conferences and special events, has an internship with Butler athletics, has a virtual internship with the state department, is the president of the class of 2014, serves as academic…