Amanda Smith Lantern Staff Everyone (well, most people) loves a quirky TV series that touches base on real lives with real issues. If this is what you’re looking for, Hulu’s new series, Shrill is a great choice. The six episodes dropped on Hulu on Friday, March 15 with a captivating pilot episode that draws its… Continue reading For the ‘Shrill’ of it
Amanda Smith Lantern Staff Most students attending Butler’s El Dorado campus would recognize Professor of Chemistry Robert Carlson whether it be from his classes, lunch or just from encountering his outgoing personality around campus. Carlson has been teaching at Butler for 30 years and in his time, he has always put his students first. One… Continue reading Carlson continues to aim for student success
Emmie Boese Lantern Staff Sophomore Tavarius Wright, business major from Memphis, Tennessee, begins the end of his Butler career by becoming a national champion and breaking a record. Wright recently became the national champion in the 60m dash, as well as breaking the school record in this event. Wright set the record with an event… Continue reading Wright emerges into success
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor Matthew Hillyard, a Butler alum, returned to showcase his talent with 35 pieces and one video at the EB White Art Gallery in the 700 Building. This show features his favorite piece, “HATE U,” He selected this piece to dedicate to all of his ex-boyfriends. The topic of… Continue reading Former student makes a comeback as featured artist
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff A new Hulu Series called “The Act,” based on real events in 2015, premiered on Wednesday, March 20. The star role Joey King, also in The Kissing Booth, plays Gypsy, a naïve child that turns out to be an adult. The very dramatic series heightens Gypsy’s childlike features as they display… Continue reading Gypsy Rose story comes to life in ‘The Act’
Magnus McFaulds Lantern Staff Triple Frontier is a film to appeal to those who like action and war. One thing to note is this is not the average war film; it is no 13 Hours Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, with high octane action and explosions. It is more like Zero Dark Thirty with a build… Continue reading ‘Triple Frontier’ changes the game
Magnus McFaulds Lantern Staff Netflix takes to the court in their new original High Flying Bird that was released on Friday, Feb. 8. This movie focuses on lockouts, an event that has affected the NBA only four times in its history, the last being in the 2011 season which lasted eight months. A lockout is… Continue reading ‘Bird’ soars high
Timothy Johnson Lantern Staff “I think the highlight is that everyone is combined and at the same time they all kind of have their special moment, and I think the other thing is that it’s pretty special that there are some solo opportunities,” Chad Ingram, assistant professor of vocal Music at Butler, said, explaining what… Continue reading Performing arts department comes together to perform
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Starting this school year, there’s a new requirement for students seeking their federal pell grants if their parents did not file taxes the year before yesteryear; it’s a single piece of paper from the IRS; its text doesn’t even cover a quarter of the page with “so-and-so did not… Continue reading Butler money: A story across semesters
Sasha Hull Lantern Staff Butler Community College is the third largest two-year college in Kansas, educating over 13,000 students per year. Butler students study at a whopping total of eight campuses across the south-central Kansas region. While this does help encompass a wider range of students in the area, it is also a hindrance in… Continue reading Location, location, location.
