Marcus Smith Lantern Staff Snapchat, one of the most used and popular social media apps, recently updated their software, and users are not happy. Some say one of the biggest problems with the Snapchat update would be the disorganization of the new Home Page. This page recently had snapchats sent between users and their friends… Continue reading Bitmojis frown at the new Snapchat update
Taylor Garcia Student Sports Media Butler Grizzlies baseball has begun. They have had a great start with their spring seasons, and they have taken a double-header victory over the Highland game with a 10-0 win and the second game an 8-6, victory on Tuesday, Feb. 6. Butler had two players hitting doubles, with freshmen Javier… Continue reading Baseball improves over week
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff With the third installment of the Cloverfield franchise comes a surprise. Out of the blue, a Super Bowl commercial showed the trailer for the movie saying it will be released right after the big game. As a big fan of the Cloverfield franchise, I stormed off to my room right after… Continue reading ‘Cloverfield’ is not the ‘Field of Dreams’ it set out to be
Sydney Mossman Student Sports Media As the new semester has begun, there are a slew of new faces on campus. One of these being the new Head Women’s Volleyball Coach Lisa Lechtenberg. Over break, Lechtenberg accepted the position, replacing long-time Head Coach Rick Younger. As the semester approached, she took that time to call each… Continue reading New coach, same goal
Rachel McClurg Managing Editor Q: Why is it important to have a diverse staff? Reina Nabbout: “Employees from diverse backgrounds can share their own experiences, skills and talents. We learn from one another (and) respect one another. I believe an organization that embraces diversity improves employee performance and creates innovation in the workplace.” Q: How… Continue reading Q&A: Diversity in the Workplace featuring Reina Nabbout
Illustration by Elza High Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff Elza High is an art major at Butler and is one of the Butler Lantern’s new cartoonists for the spring semester. High got her start in art when she was in middle school, with her time on the internet building her interest in art. “Just being on… Continue reading Art student lights up the Lantern
Owen Berk Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzly women’s team lost a heartbreaking game 66-56 on the road at Independence on Tuesday, Feb. 6. It was a weak start for the Grizzlies, being outscored 33-21 in the first half. It was apparent something was off when it seemed every time the Pirates were on offense,… Continue reading Ladies couldn’t overcome slow start in Indy
Tyler Godwin Student Sports Media The Grizzlies picked up their 10th win on the season with a 65-58 road victory in Independence on Saturday, Feb 3. Freshmen Adrian Moore and Russell Smith led the Grizzlies in scoring, both with 16 points. Sophomore Ketarrious Boucham added 14 points. The Grizzlies improved to 5-4 on the road… Continue reading Butler’s 8-Man roster take down Indy Pirates
Officers Aaron Alumbaugh (pictured first) and Tim Kamholz (pictured in the middle) began working at Butler in the fall semester of 2017. Officer Patrick Murphy (pictured third) began working in January 2018. Alumbaugh will leave for the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center (KLETC) in March. Murphy comes to Butler after working with the Wichita Police… Continue reading Badges and new officers are among changes to police force
