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Rinkenbaugh, Speary step in as VPA

lantern staff “The Vice President of Academics (VPA) reports directly to the college president and provides innovative leadership for the college and faculty to ensure Butler’s mission is served…,” according to the Butler CC website. Previous VPA, Tom Nevill stepped down from this role to pursue other opportunities.The VPA position is currently being filled by… Continue reading Rinkenbaugh, Speary step in as VPA

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Negotiations process nears conclusion

Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief As the school year comes to a close, the negotiations over a new professional contract are nearing the end of their cycle. Throughout the school year, both the administration and the faculty negotiation team have walked through the steps of negotiation, including a notice up letter, federal mediation, and most recently, a… Continue reading Negotiations process nears conclusion

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Educate, Advocate, Empower: Sexual Assault Awareness Month’s Call to Action

Oseli Bencomo Lantern Staff Trigger warning, this story discusses topics of assault and rape. April is marked as Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), a time to educate communities about prevention strategies and increase public awareness about sexual violence.According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, the US, one in three women and one in six… Continue reading Educate, Advocate, Empower: Sexual Assault Awareness Month’s Call to Action

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Faculty development holds institutional training day

Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief The world of education is an ever-shifting field, with new ideas and programs being implemented almost monthly. Educators work to provide students with the best learning environment they can, especially in higher education. Students expect a quality service in exchange for their time and money, so schools, and their employees, must reach… Continue reading Faculty development holds institutional training day

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Krull stepping down: The college says farewell to the longtime president

Baylor Henry Editor-in-Chief Kimberly Krull, president of Butler CC, has announced her decision to retire after 11 years of serving the students and faculty of the college. “It’s been the privilege of my career to serve as Butler’s president,” Krull said in an email to faculty. “I owe a huge thank you to Trustees Ron… Continue reading Krull stepping down: The college says farewell to the longtime president

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Physics professor collaborates with NASA on groundbreaking space exploration project

Caileane Thurston lantern staff In a groundbreaking collaboration between Butler CC and NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), Physics Professor Danny Mattern, renowned for his contributions to the field of astrophysics, is spearheading a cutting-edge project to revolutionize understanding of the cosmos. He began his career as a math teacher out of college and enjoyed… Continue reading Physics professor collaborates with NASA on groundbreaking space exploration project

Campus News · Sports

New club hits Butler CC

Alexis DeLong managing editor Butler CC offers a variety of student clubs and organizations. These groups provide ways for students to connect, meet others and make a difference both on campus and in the community.According to the Butler CC website, “student life at Butler strives to enhance student opportunities during their college experience through activities… Continue reading New club hits Butler CC

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The first steps of the 2024 Presidential election

Baylor Henry editor-in-chief The state of Kansas held its third ever presidential primary on Tuesday, March 19, the first primary election since 1992. This was a departure from the state’s typical caucus system, and gave Kansans a chance to vote in one of the first milestones of the 2024 election. The change was authorized by… Continue reading The first steps of the 2024 Presidential election

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The importance of registering to vote

Oseli Bencomo lantern staff As the 2024 presidential election dominates the news, the attention has turned to first-time voters, who now can change the future of the United States. As the campaign heats up, contenders are seeking attention for the support of the new demographic. This upcoming election is expected to be one of the… Continue reading The importance of registering to vote

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College closes: Break offers solace to those who stayed on campus

Alexis DeLong managing editor The residence halls for Butler CC students closed at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 8, because of Spring Break. Residents were required to leave the halls until they could re-enter at 8 a.m. on Sunday, March 17.“Residence Halls closing over break periods is a common practice,” Assistant Director of Residence Life… Continue reading College closes: Break offers solace to those who stayed on campus