Kira Dye Lantern Staff Perhaps one of the greatest struggles anyone today faces is in the workplace. Whether it is one sick day that gets you fired, low pay or bad management, almost everyone who has worked has endured a struggle similar to this. Some days, it can feel like there is no solution —… Continue reading United we bargain, divided we beg
Brayden Oneal Student Sports Media The 2022 Butler basketball team had another good season during Coach Kyle Fisher’s tenure. They went 23-9 overall in his third season and 16-8 in the Jayhawk Conference, good for third behind Dodge City and Hutchison. The Grizzlies’ season ended with a loss to Hutchinson, 92-85, in a tough, hard-fought… Continue reading Men’s basketball recap
Jen Anima Lantern Staff NumanaNumana is a non-profit hunger relief organization based in El Dorado. They have provided three different ways in which Kansans can help Ukraine in these difficult times: donating to their Ukrainian Refugee Crisis Response Fund, having a private meal packing event and hosting a meal packing event. Click the link below… Continue reading How to help Ukrainian refugees
Kira Dye Lantern Staff In order to fully grasp why Russia has decided to invade Ukraine, we should take a look back in history to before it all started: the Russian Empire. The Russian Empire began around the early 18th century and was tsarist, meaning the “tsar,” or emperor, of the Russian Empire, had absolute… Continue reading The history behind the Ukraine-Russia conflict
Adrian Holguin Student Sports Media The 2022 Butler women’s basketball season was one of irregularity and inconsistencies. It marked the very first time that 14-year Head Coach Mike Helmer did not finish a season with his group positioned at or above the sixth spot in the KJCCC. Above all else, the 2022 season was simply… Continue reading A season of inconsistencies for the Butler Grizzlies
Kira Dye Lantern Staff Are you in the mood to try something new? How about a pie? Recently I’ve heard about a little downtown dessert shop called Peace, Love & Pie. I’m always in the mood for trying new restaurants and/or dessert shops, and a few weeks ago I heard of this shop, which is… Continue reading Craving a “Peace” of Pie?
Brayden Oneal Student Sports Media The incoming class for Grizzly football looks great, with some impactful talent across the board. Butler signed three offensive and four defensive players that have committed and been publicized on Twitter and from the team. Last season, Butler went 7-3, but after having to forfeit wins, went to 1-9 with… Continue reading Future grizzly stars
Kira Dye Lantern Staff Are you hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine(s)? Have you been given conflicting information regarding the safety of the vaccine(s)? Here are the facts. Let’s start by asking: What is VAERS? VAERS stands for Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System and is co-managed by two different organizations: the Centers for Disease Control… Continue reading Misinformation about vaccines hurt people
If not me, who? The life of a teenage girl going to college Morgan-Alysse Black Lantern Staff When I first decided to come to Butler, I was nervous and excited all at once. Despite all my worries about what I was leaving behind, I got on a plane on Jan. 17 and jumped. Every time… Continue reading Changing Lenses
Naomi Galindo Lantern Staff Everyone has a hobby, well at least a lot of people do. Some enjoy reading, playing an instrument, collecting stamps, cards and coins. Everyone is different. However, there are a few people who like to stick to more educational hobbies. I am someone who enjoys learning about different subjects. One of… Continue reading Learning languages opens doors
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