Artist of the Month: Enhypen

By Rainna Yarborough / October 31, 2022

With October well on its way, the change of seasons can trigger the infamous phrase—out with the old, in with the new. While we don’t need to get rid of anything old, there is always room for the new, especially in discovering new music and sounds. As their world tour Manifesto is in full swing, there is no doubt that Enhypen brings a fresh new sound to those not entirely familiar with the genre of K-pop, which has been taking the world by storm in recent years. So, who are they? 

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OPINION

'Halloween Ends' on a pleasantly good note

By Savannah Baird / October 31, 2022

Despite a poor leadoff from Halloween Kills, Halloween Ends surprises with quality characters and classic scares. Outside of an underwhelming final showdown, Halloween Ends is a solid pick for spooky season. 

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NEWS

Ball State’s Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Susana Rivera-Mills named 1 of 3 presidential finalists for Florida Gulf Coast University

By Staff Reports / October 31, 2022

Ball State University Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Susana Riviera-Mills announced as a finalist for Flordia Gulf Coast University President. Confirmation of the president-elect is expected to happen in November.

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WEATHER

Wet Halloween and Calm Week

October 31, 2022

Forecaster Ian Kowalski has an update on a rainy Halloween and calm midweek, along with a cool weekend.

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BYTE

10 Halloween movies to get you into spooky season

By Keeona Stewart / October 31, 2022

Spooky season has officially commenced. It’s time to bust out the comfy sweaters, and a warm pair of boots. Perhaps your stomachs are full of fall treats like hot apple cider and pumpkin spice lattes. But the most important part of the season is Halloween.  Halloween is a holiday of excitement, dressing up, and consuming loads of candy. Regardless of age, Halloween can make anyone feel like a kid. One easy way to tap into the nostalgia and spooky spirit of the season are to gather a group of friends for a terrifyingly delightful Halloween movie marathon. This list is a compilation of all the best Halloween movies. Whether you’re looking for something scary, romantic, or comedic, these movies have something for everyone.  

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VIDEOS

What's Your Halloween Costume? | Byte-ing Questions

By Byte Staff / October 31, 2022

Neely asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, what is your Halloween costume this year?

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2022 GENERAL ELECTION

Midterm elections are Nov. 8 and Delaware County Indiana historically has low voter turnout

By Kyle Smedley / October 31, 2022

Voter turnout for Delaware County in 2020 was the lowest in the state of Indiana at 58 percent. For the last midterm election in 2018, Delaware County was also among the lowest in the state for voter turnout at 47 percent. 

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INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

CARTER: Sam Ehlinger is the Colts' new starting quarterback, is this the moment?

By Zach Carter / October 30, 2022

This Sunday will be the first and maybe the only game that I attend this season. Whatever the outcome, I am excited to see Ehlinger take the reins of the offense and to witness what this means for the future of the Indianapolis Colts.

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LIFESTYLES

Muncie's Spiritual Side

By Miguel Naranjo / October 30, 2022

The spiritual arts are alive and well in Muncie, and three women share their experience, abilities, and their journeys to discover themselves and how to contribute to the world around them.

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

Ball State sweeps Redhawks to win 11 games on the bounce

By Nick Shelton / October 29, 2022

“Right from the get-go we pretty much had all attackers firing on all cylinders, you know Miami does some unique things defensively and I felt like we just came out not overthinking their defense and just swinging away,” head coach Kelli Miller Phillips said. 

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BOB ROSS

Ball State University plays host to Happy Little Fest Oct. 29

By Ashton Connelly / October 29, 2022

Saturday, representatives from Ball State PBS celebrated the legacy of Bob Ross by hosting Happy Little Fest on LaFollette Field and in the nearby E.F. Ball Communication Building.

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LIFESTYLES

Taking the Stage

By Olivia Ground / October 29, 2022

John Marsh, a Ball State/Indiana Academy history professor and Jenni Marsh, president and CEO of Heart of Indiana United Way, moonlight as a dynamic playwright duo. Their newest work, "Cat's Pajamas," premiered as a staged reading on Oct. 20.

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

Cardinals sweep Falcons in straight sets, move to first place in MAC

By Corbin Hubert / October 29, 2022

Ball State Women’s Volleyball (18-6, 10-2), the top team in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) West Division, swept the first-place team in the MAC East Division, Bowling Green (14-9, 9-3), to sit atop the MAC undisturbed in first place overall Oct. 28.

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FIELD HOCKEY

Ball State field hockey falls to Miami (Ohio) on senior day

By Brayden Goins and Ellie Marker / October 28, 2022

Ball State field hockey fell to Miami University on Senior Day 7-0 Oct. 28. The loss leaves the Cardinals 7-10 on the season and brings the RedHawks to 11-6. 

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MLB POSTSEASON

GOINS: MLB postseason recap and World Series preview

By Brayden Goins / October 28, 2022

SpongeBob, a goose, ear grease and a diss track? The Major League Baseball postseason has been a wacky, but fun, one and it still isn’t over. One more series remains until we crown a champion. Here’s how we got here:

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PEOPLE OF COLOR'S MENTAL HEALTH

Ball State University professor shares her experience of being one of the few professors of color on campus

By Angelica Gonzalez / October 28, 2022

People of color in the United States battle with racial discrimination daily. People of color that battle with racial discrimination can struggle with poor mental health, according to Taylor and Francis Online.

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VIDEOS

Harrison Ford Joins the MCU | Checkpoint

By Byte Staff / October 28, 2022

Blaine and Barton break down legendary actor, Harrison Ford, joining the MCU.

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VIDEOS

Walter Hamada Leaves DC | Checkpoint

By Byte Staff / October 28, 2022

Barton and Blaine break down Walter Hamada, the former head of DC films, leaving the company.

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CAMPUS SAFETY

While Ball State University has blue light phones, how effective are they?

By Zach Carter / October 28, 2022

The last time Ball State added to the 28-blue light phones was in 2016, but some are now wondering if the University should add more to its campus. 

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NEWS

FMA pop-up shop

By Avery Johnson / October 28, 2022

“I feel like the shop provides a place for students to come together during the week, creating something that’s really unique and may not be able to be seen anywhere else,” said Kirk.