Redler Institute of Culinary and the Fine Arts departments of Butler Community College hosted their supporters with a delicious multidimensional art sampling on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
On Monday, Oct. 20, Amazon Web Services (AWS) was shut down most of the day, leaving many websites and apps that run on the web service, like Canvas, unusable. This shutdown left Butler Community College at a standstill, as classes either had to improvise for the day or just be cancelled.
On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Kansas Oil Museum hosted their yearly cemetery tour, where attendees learned about a handful of people who lived in El Dorado and were buried in the Sunset Lawns Cemetery. On this tour, the actors told the story of the disappearance of Milton Bradley, a county treasurer who unexpectedly went missing in 1890. His wife, Sara J. Kline, was on the search for him, trying to find any clue as to his whereabouts.
Finding affordable housing has become a growing challenge for many college students, especially those juggling classes, part-time jobs and tight budgets. Across communities, rising rents and limited availability are leaving students with few options and often putting them in a tight spot.
Butler Lineage: New Leadership
Imagine it's 11 p.m., and you have just 59 minutes to submit five assignments. The tab opens next to your Canvas page? ChatGPT. Not too surprising, right?
The Butler CC football team had their fourth match of the season at Coffeyville Community College on Saturday, Sept. 27, which ended in the team’s first loss, 28-31.
Soccer vs. Seward County
