The Cup’s patrons might take their beverage into the seating area to the tune of an indie-alternative song and like Jessica Wolfe, a 2023 graduate of Ball State University, they might notice new additions to the walls since their last visit.
Viewers were in for quite the show as Miley Cyrus hosted the MTV Video Music Awards for the first time Aug. 30. Cyrus is no stranger to the VMA stage — who could forget her twerk-filled performance in 2013 or the time she brought a homeless youth on stage with her to accept an award? Here are some of Miley’s most memorable moments from the 2015 VMAs.
The MTV Video Music Awards are known for creating some of the most buzzed-about performances, and this year’s show did not disappoint. Here are some of the best performances of the night.
Fractured Narratives is a multi-platform art series inspired by social and political issues from all over the world, and is currently on display in the David Owsley Museum of Art.
Before he continues on to California and Las Vegas, rapper 2 Chainz plans to make a stop in Muncie to perform at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.
Knowing the words shouldn’t be a problem during Ball State Dance Theatre’s new production featuring hit songs from the iconic band, the Beatles. “All You Need Is Love” will feature dances performed by students at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 22 in the University Theatre.
Surrounded by the click clack sound of amusement rides, Kayla Bell approached the carnival with excitement.
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On the second floor of the Art and Journalism Building, there is a particular hallway where glass display cases containing the work of student artists attract the eyes of students rushing to their next class.
In the final Cave show of the season, Ball State students present an original play written by one of their own.
When it comes to fire, some people have the reaction to stop, drop and roll. Kelzie Jo Selch, however, thinks "playtime."
It’s not every day that a college professor can include iconic television shows and working with directors such as Tim Burton on her résumé. But Vanessa Ament can. She's even worked on "Die Hard" and Disney's "Beauty and the Beast."
Ball State’s 24-year-old improv comedy group has had plenty of time to entertain students over the years, but no improv festival of their own to perform in. So they created one.
In the final Strother show of the season, the Department of Theatre and Dance presents “Iphigenia 2.0” by Charles Mee, a modern-day version of Euripides’ classic, “Iphigenia in Aulis.”
Sheep, to lion, to child: these are the three stages of transcendence which local artist and L.A.M.E. Crew member J.Green said guide his path. And although he is several years out of high school, he said he tries to become more of a child as time goes on.
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Elizabeth Bolinger sat on one side of the long and narrow Student Center meeting room. She faced a row of different hair colors: red, blue, blue, purple and blue. Bowling’s hair, long and carefully curled, was an unmistakable natural brown.
Viewers approaching Eric Lawler’s exhibit Thursday at Muncie Makes Lab could have been easily overwhelmed by his display of rich colors filling geometric shapes and broken patterns.
Ball State’s Busted Space Theatre Company will be producing its first full-length show, “Mr. Burns: a post-electric play.” The play delves into the ways that “the human race tells stories and how we keep out humanity in a crisis” by following a group of survivors after a nuclear melt-down, said senior theatre management major Bob Prescott. Prescott is the director for the show and managing director of Busted Space.
Get the artistic blood flowing from 5-8 p.m. April 2, at Downtown Muncie’s First Thursday. Local artists and art students exhibit their work and present meet-and-greet type sessions and purchasing opportunities on the first Thursday of each month in Downtown Muncie, or DWNTWN.
