Sophomores AJ Null and Trevor Hudson come off the field during their season opener against Fort Scott on Saturday Aug. 26. Butler beat the Greyhounds 42-14 to win their 25th straight home game over Fort Scott. Charles Chaney Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzlies football squad has new faces and new names, but the result… Continue reading Grizzlies run down Greyhounds
Robin Covington receives tutoring in the 1500 building. The tutoring services have a wide variety of subjects that they assist with. Photo by Darrah Walker Emma Barkley & Marcus Smith Lantern Staff Struggling in your classes? Butler Community College offers free tutoring for a variety of subjects. Getting a tutor is as easy as walking… Continue reading Tutoring Services here to help
After a negotiation with the Board of Trustees, the faculty and staff pay raise increased by three percent. This is the highest amount for a raise that has been given in several years. Photo by Cat Gonzales Tori lemon Editor- in-Chief A significant change was made leading up to the 2017 school year that affected… Continue reading Staff, faculty pay raises reach all-time high
Sophia Allen Lantern Staff Artwork by Danielle Rains As a child of a professor, I have seen how much time, effort, dedication and self-education goes into preparing for a class. Butler is our home away from home. I invite you to show respect to our professors by showing up to class on time and… Continue reading Education continues to be important, especially in the Modern Age
Photo by Dom Brown Hello, my name is Emma Barkley. I grew up in a small town in Kansas named Conway Springs. I am a middle child of four siblings, my twin brothers are two years older than me and my sisters are three and four years younger than I am. I live… Continue reading Welcome Back: Emma Barkley
Photo by Dom Brown The Butler Lantern newspaper offers upwards of 12 scholarships that cover books and tuition. It is one of four scholarship opportunities in Mass Communications. Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Butler Community College, like any other college in the state, wants students to succeed. Whether it is through the classroom environment or on… Continue reading Student scholarships now easier than ever to find
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Being the self-proclaimed, modern day rock star Lil Uzi Vert has swept his way into the mainstream audience accompanied by his weird tones and vocals that set him on his own level. If we were to list out the best rap artists of the last two years, the top 10 would… Continue reading Question no longer surrounds Uzi’s claim to being “The Rock Star”
Mother Nature was a section of a mural recently painted in the 800 building in Room 816. The painting was completed by sophomore Hunter Garrett and alumna Shelby Robertson. Photo and story by Dom Brown Lantern Staff Hunter Garrett is a sophomore art major and has attended Butler since the 2015 summer semester. At her… Continue reading Art student’s mural radiates diversity
