Butler Briefs
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor
Day: December 2, 2019
Speedy service only a phone call away
Madeline Owens Lantern Staff Students living on campus have recently noticed the advertisement posted up in the dorm halls with the name “Speedy Gonzalez” printed on it. El Dorado native Robin Gonzalez is behind the wheel of the new taxi and shuttle service that started three weeks ago. Gonzalez worked for a bus company in… Continue reading Speedy service only a phone call away
The Krenzin Awards
Career Services lands jobs for students
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff Director of Career Services Aletra Chaney-Profit has kept Butler students updated by posting weekly job openings. Chaney-Profit has helped students gain a paid internship that led to a full time employment. Two students received a full time employment and a paid internship at Wolters Kluwer. Wolters Kluwer enables healthcare, tax, finance,… Continue reading Career Services lands jobs for students
Campus police welcomes new officers
Jordan Cornell Lantern Staff The Department of Campus Safety welcomes two new officers, bringing the officer total to five for the department. Officers Madysn Mitchell and Samaranayaka Chanaka both joined the campus police recently. Mitchell, a Cowley County graduate, is excited to work in Public Safety as it has been something she has always been… Continue reading Campus police welcomes new officers
Thanksgiving matters, folks
Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff When to start decorating for Christmas is something that many people have strong opinions one some people like to start decorating as soon as Halloween is over, while some people wait until a few weeks before Christmas. Some stores even start putting out Christmas decorations as early as August. Personally, I… Continue reading Thanksgiving matters, folks
Disney+ storms into the streaming landscape
Matthew Will Editor-in-Chief Since announced in November of 2018, Disney+ has been one of the highest anticipated moments in streaming history. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, Disney released the streaming service to an eager audience. The service starts off at $6.99 a month and gives access to Disney’s huge selection of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star… Continue reading Disney+ storms into the streaming landscape
SGA, Grizzly Ambassadors provide meals for Ronald McDonald House
Maya Hall Lantern Staff Last year the Student Government Association (SGA) and Grizzly Ambassadors partnered with each other for Grizzlies Giveback Day, and this year they hosted an event to help the Ronald McDonald House in Wichita. The event provided lunch and cards for the families that stay at the Ronald McDonald House during troubling… Continue reading SGA, Grizzly Ambassadors provide meals for Ronald McDonald House
Netflix original continues to surprise
Amanda Smith Managing Editor After finishing the first season of Netflix’s The End of the F***ing World (TEOTFW) in a day, I knew that there had to be a season two underway. What I didn’t know was that I was going to have to wait over two years to see what followed the crazy… Continue reading Netflix original continues to surprise
Adult Education provides a chance for students to receive a GED
Amariani Garcia Lantern Staff Almuqade Alwaeli is one of the newest students in Butler’s Adult Education Program and is on track to receive his high school diploma (GED). Alwaeli heard of the program from a friend who attended Butler and has pushed him to receive his diploma and continue with his schooling. Alwaeli has… Continue reading Adult Education provides a chance for students to receive a GED
