Butler Community College’s instrumental concert, held on Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26, was a success, thanks in part to strong community support and a large turnout of performers’ families.
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For many Butler CC students, earning a degree or certificate was supposed to be a ticket to a stable career. But in today’s competitive and uncertain job market, even skilled graduates are finding it harder than ever to secure well-paying jobs—raising questions about how well the college prepares students for economic realities.
A Story of Yonosuke is not a film about grand tragedies or heroic triumphs. Instead, it’s a tender, meandering portrait of an unremarkable young man whose small acts of kindness ripple through the lives of others. Directed by Shūichi Okita and based on the novel by Shūichi Yoshida, the movie unfolds in nostalgic vignettes, piecing together the legacy of Yonosuke—a cheerful, somewhat clumsy college student in 1980s Tokyo—through the memories of those who knew him.
Butler Community College celebrated the artistic achievements of its faculty at the Butler CC Faculty Biennial – Artist Talks/Gallery Reception on Thursday, March 6. The event, held at the Erman B. White Gallery of Art, provided an opportunity for faculty artists to present their work, share insights into their creative processes and engage with students and community members.
School Officials Say That Extreme Weather Conditions Affected Student’s Ability to Commute to School
Not long ago, Donald Trump successfully won the American election. Before running for president, acting in the film The Apprentice (2024) with Sebastian Stan as the main actor hit the big screen. The name comes from Trump's reality TV show The Apprentice. The plot of the film also echoes the content of the TV show, which tells the story of young Trump's rise to become a business tycoon step by step. So, who was Trump’s mentor? The results speak in the movie, taking us all the way back to 1969.
In recent weeks, Chinese media has been covering the events of the American presidential election, with headlines from major outlets like CCTV and Sina. Despite this coverage, many Chinese citizens feel a sense of neutrality about the U.S. elections, observing it as an interesting yet distant spectacle.
Gold Fest drew hundreds of families to enjoy a fun-filled weekend on Saturday, Sept. 28, and it was the dedicated volunteers who made it all possible. From coordinating children’s activities to managing the logistics behind the scenes, volunteers from the local community ensured that the event ran smoothly, showcasing the power of teamwork and service.
One year later, various Butler CC offices have created podcasts of their own. Last year, the Butler CC campuses on both El Dorado and Andover have purchased a podcasting studio and equipment for students and employees to use. At Butler CC, two podcast series are leading the way in promoting digital literacy and connecting the community. The first is “For Your Reference”, a Butler CC Libraries and Archives podcast hosted by Kara Price, access and instructor librarian. They have posted three episodes since spring 2024, which shine a spotlight on members of the Butler CC who share their personal and professional stories. The other one is “Bear Tracks”, the podcast of the Foundation Department hosted by Hayley Hobbs, director of Donor Relation. It provides a platform for Butler alumni to reflect on their journeys post-graduation, serving as both an inspirational resource and an oral history project.
