Associate Professor of Music Henry Waters conducts the Chamber Singers in rehearsal. The group is preparing along with six other ensembles for the Vocal Spring Concert on Thursday, April 27 through Saturday, April 29. Photo by Sergio Cisneros Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff Associate Professor of Music Henry Waters and the Chamber singers, along with other… Continue reading Vocal spring concert around the corner: Singers hard at work
Gannon Cornley II Student Sports Media The Butler Grizzlies men’s and women’s track team looked to improve on an already successful season at the Tiger Invite at Cowley Community College on Saturday, April 1, a home meet competing in the Everett Kohl Grizzly Classic on Saturday, April 8, and the Wichita State KT Woodman Classic… Continue reading Grizzlies sprint toward end of season
National Player of the Week Sophomore Brynn Minor was at bat against the Seward County Lady Saints at Adams Park in El Dorado on Monday, April 17. The Butler softball team has not lost in conference play in over a year. Photo by Mario Cabrera Ryan Paris Student Sports Media The Butler Softball team… Continue reading Softball extends win streak to 80 games
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Job practices that can become careers are few and far between, and finding something that is not just a boring office job can be hard to even get an application for. However, there is one career that is made for the interesting people of this world, Radio. Now just because you… Continue reading Potential careers in…radio
Olivia Vest Managing Editor The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) saw many changes as of Tuesday, March 28. In accordance with President Donald Trump’s campaign promises, he signed into law an executive order to greatly deregulate environmental restrictions. According to Trump, the order will increase the American coal and oil industries as well as reduce governmental… Continue reading Executive order sparks miner changes
Connor Detlefsen Lantern Staff The slightest mention of math is known to cause a few screams here and there, but the newest Developmental Math Program Coordinator Laurie Bruce wants to ease those fears. Bruce was hired on Tuesday, Jan. 17 and is actively making a difference in coordination with other faculty to Butler’s Math Department.… Continue reading Bruce wants sum of math to be more student friendly
Tori Lemon Lantern Staff It is easy to dismiss or poke at the things we do not understand. Many do not even realize when they are reinforcing typical stereotypes about others, and unfortunately it is a day to day situation. Our perceptions of others come from the stereotypes society has placed over time in regards… Continue reading Behind the brain: Coping with comorbid mental illnesses
Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff High school graduates and those seeking a degree are often torn between either attending a community college or a four-year university to continue their education because of concerns about which type of institution is better to attend. Although there are many things that can be different from college to college, there… Continue reading Quality education, financial value sought after, community colleges fit bill
Sophomore Alex McGovern accepted a position to work for Disney World. She will be employed as a lifeguard beginning in August. Photo by H. Smith Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief College students seem to be notorious for finding jobs to just get by and be able to afford a pizza every once in a while. Some college… Continue reading Student dives into job at Disney World
Tori lemon Lantern Staff With the rising growth in diversity among students on the collegiate level, one would think there would be a closer positive correlation of diversity among administration and faculty members as well. Unfortunately, here at Butler as well as other universities, this is not the case. According to research gathered in 2016… Continue reading Lack of diversity in campus administration is a disservice to minorities
