Madalynn Wilson Lantern Staff After performing in five other countries, singer Khoa Lê has decided to begin his vocal performance education at Butler. The 23-year-old singer from Saigon, Vietnam has already released two albums: Lê Khoa Hát Lê Minh Son and War. He released his first album, Lê Khoa Hát Lê Minh Son, on June… Continue reading Lê Khoa experiments with new album
Jordan Cornell Lantern Staff Sextortion is defined by the FBI as, “when an adult, through threat or manipulation, coerces a minor into producing a sexually explicit image and sending it over the Internet.” Extortion by email seems to be growing significantly, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Compliant Center. Last year in 2018, these complaints… Continue reading Sextortion: A threat to privacy
Madeline Owens Lantern Staff Tutoring services are a very useful asset to students who want to succeed in college. A tutor can help in more ways than just by assisting students with understanding their homework. Tutors can also help by making sure students stay confident in their academic skills over time and providing moral support.… Continue reading Compassionate tutors are worth seeking out
Emmie Boese Business Manager Getting locked out of Canvas and Pipeline is a real issue for students. Luckily, we have an IT Help Desk to help with those kinds of problems, but what do we do when they can’t provide the adequate help? Many Butler students and faculty including myself have been locked out of… Continue reading Students, faculty frustrated with lock-outs
Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff The Catholic Church has been under fire for many years. The media is constantly picking apart what they disagree with about the Catholic Church, but often the things they scrutinize are products of corrupt individuals within the church, not the church itself or its teachings. A common place of scrutinization is… Continue reading Misplaced blame causes trouble for church
Jordan Plowman Lantern Staff Walking to QuikTrip and back, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) walked for Mental Health Awareness Week on Friday, Oct. 4, 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. The walk was a true test of the power of the few participants. Sophomore Kenyatta Nyirenda, vice president of the Alpha Phi Alpha chapter, said that he… Continue reading PTK walks in solidarity of emotions felt by many
Maddison Farris Lantern Staff On Tuesday, Oct. 1 the Butler Phi Theta Kappa chapter and the SGA held a “Techniques of Breathing Relaxation” class where anyone with an hour to spare and a need for a relaxing breath of fresh air could join them on the grass outside the student union. Jan Taylor, an adjunct… Continue reading Don’t be stressed: Take a breath
Raymond Hoare Student Sports Media The Women’s soccer team suffered its second straight loss at home this year, which is the first time in 10 years. It has not been an ideal season statistically as the Grizzlies are only averaging 1.57 goals per game, a season low for the team. In the last five years,… Continue reading Women’s soccer falls off the rankings following back-to-back home losses
Matthew Will Editor-in-Chief For the first time since September of 2013, we have a college football video game. Not just a college football game, but one that plays on the newest consoles – the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Yet, this ‘college football homecoming’ falls quite short. Released on Friday, Sept. 27 at $29.99, Doug… Continue reading ‘Maximum Football’ drops the ball on college football
Lexi Letterman Lantern Staff Game night, which was a part of Phi Theta Kappa’s Mental Health Awareness week, was held on Thursday, Oct. 3 at the Grizzly Den in Andover at 6 p.m. The evening started out with many game options, beginning with cornhole. In addition to games, Associate Professor of Behavioral Sciences Nathan Swink… Continue reading Game night aims for student relaxation
