Photo by Sergio Cisneros Robert Carlson poses next to the whiteboard in the 200 building that advertises the event he has ran proudly for almost a decade. The board is always there encouraging students to join in on the magic Sergio Cisneros Lantern Staff A legendary event happens every Friday in the 200 building… Continue reading Professor explores magic of studying

Sophmore Karen Garza poses in front of a stop sign in Tamaulipas. She was visiting her family over winter break. Photo courtesy of Karen Garza Dom Brown Lantern Staff At 20 years old, sophomore Karen Garza is no stranger to travel. Having made her first trip to Canada with her mother at the age of… Continue reading Travels to…Tamaulipas

Above:  Sophomore Olivier Ndikumana tutors freshman Amanda Gusse. The Tutoring Center is free to all Butler students and there are centers on both the Andover and El Dorado Campuses. Photo by  Hayley Smith Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Many times, students are faced with a class that they may struggle to understand. Whether it be a science,… Continue reading Tutoring Center offers assistance to students

Above:  Freshman Jordan Fox sets off a pose for the cover of his debut album “Calm and Sense.” The album will be available in late February. Photo by Hunter Fullhart Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Being a student at Butler can sometimes be rather boring. However, for one student this will never be the case. Jordan Fox… Continue reading Student, musician takes his chance with debut album

By: Tori Lemon Lantern Staff When many of us think of going on vacation or moving to our “dream country,” people oftentimes think of a place on the other side of the world; however, for sophomore Dieme Youssouph, the country he wanted to move to most was the United States. After living off of the… Continue reading Butler goes international

By: Sergio Cisneros Butler Lantern Staff Our school has an amazing cast of teachers and mentors that all have the great ability to nurture and expand the minds of the students to the fields they teach and to the world around them in a way that makes Butler a place of great learning potential. Every… Continue reading Kim Karr: Chemistry teacher burning with passion.

Tori Lemon Lantern Staff Whether Jason Kenney is flying over Turkey or sitting in the Public Safety building at Butler’s El Dorado campus, he always has the same goal in mind: to inspire, encourage and motivate the students and the community. Kenney has been a public safety officer for one year, and this is first… Continue reading Campus police officer advocates to break stereotypes

Photo Courtesy:  Kaitlin Parks Kaitlin Parks Lantern Staff On Friday, Oct. 28 was Wichita’s Final Friday Art Festival. Final Friday events have been held the last Friday of the month for the past 10 years. Wichita venues open up to local artists to share their art around the city. Lovers of art roam Wichita to… Continue reading Art instructor shares talent with the community

Photo Courtesy:  Marcus Arnold Hayley Smith Editor-in-Chief Butler’s livestock judging team has brought back multiple titles from the two competitions they have attended this year. The competing team, which consists of eight sophomores, brought back titles from the American Royal contest in Kansas City and the National Barrow Show in Austin, Minn. The Livestock Judging… Continue reading Livestock judging team dominates competitions