Lucy Dacus @ The Hi-Fi, Indianapolis (4/7/18)

By Ryan Fine / April 17, 2018

Unlike many rock artists of her time, Lucy Dacus does not raise the roof  or inspire any dance parties. However, her live show is anything but  timid. At her first-ever Indianapolis concert, she supported the aptly  named album ‘Historian’ with songs that told well-documented stories in  creative new ways. The subtly epic qualities of her music were perfectly  suited to the homely atmosphere of the Hi-Fi and the eager  attentiveness of the crowd. 

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ENTERTAINMENT

NA LCS 2018 Spring Split Finals: How some guy named Steve bought an LCS title

By Tanner Kinney / April 16, 2018

The NA LCS Spring Split has entered the finals matches. Who will come out victorious?

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NEWS

By Trevor Sheffield / April 16, 2018

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WEATHER

Rain mid-week, but better days ahead

By Joe Strus / April 16, 2018

Temperatures warm up this week, but rain chances move into the forecast for Wednesday. Better days are in store this weekend, with each day warming up closer to the average temperature of 64°.

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ENTERTAINMENT

RemixedS3E10 - Drake didn't compare to Cardi B

By Matthew Yapp and Tyler Wheatley / April 16, 2018

This week on Remixed we are discussing the ever popular Drake and  Cardi B's newest album, "Invasion of Privacy". Listen to our thoughts on  the newest music and much more on this week's episode of Remixed.

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ENTERTAINMENT

RemixedS3E10 - Drake didn't compare to Cardi B

By Byte Staff / April 16, 2018

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NEWS

Contestants gear up for Mr. and Ms. Ball State competition

By Liz Rieth / April 16, 2018

Twelve egg whites, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of brown sirloin, eight ounces of tilapia, eight ounces of sweet potato and a cup and a half of broccoli are what make up the six meals a day Josh Kuechler, senior exercise science major consumes.

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ENTERTAINMENT

South Korea cracks down on lootboxes | Checkpoint

By Byte Staff / April 16, 2018

Matt and Tt break down South Korea becoming stricter on lootboxes in their country.

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NEWS

Ball State selects new provost and executive vice president for academic affairs

By Staff Reports / April 16, 2018

The university announced that President Geoffrey S. Mearns selected Dr. Susana Rivera-Mills as the new Provost and executive vice president for academic affairs Monday. 

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ENTERTAINMENT

Metal Gear Solid movie, Spyro remaster, and the social anxiety robot ‘Fribo’ | Pop Tabs

By Byte Staff / April 16, 2018

This week on Pop Tabs Matt, Tyler, and a homeless man discuss the new Metal Gear Solid movie, the upcoming Spyro remaster, and this super creepy robot called Fribo from South Korea.

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WEATHER

Rain chances ahead

By Lexy Scheele / April 16, 2018

Chances for rain on Wednesday with warmer temperatures this weekend.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Mark Zuckerberg testifying and TJ Miller’s arrest | Checkpoint

By Byte Staff / April 16, 2018

Matt and Tt break down TJ Miller’s fake bomb threat and Mark Zuckerberg testifying to Congress.

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NEWS

South Korea cracks down on lootboxes | Checkpoint

By Byte Staff / April 16, 2018

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NEWS

A look at the winners of the Boston Marathon

By Associated Press / April 16, 2018

The Latest on the 122nd running of the Boston Marathon

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NEWS

30 Seconds to Mars’ “America” is not worth high expectations

By Sunny King / April 16, 2018

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TENNIS

Ball State men's tennis falls to No. 28 Notre Dame

By Patrick Murphy / April 16, 2018

Ball State men’s tennis (13-9) traveled to South Bend to face No. 28 Notre Dame on Sunday. The Cardinals failed to win a match as the Fighting Irish won 7-0. Ball State struggled against Notre Dame's high level of play indoors.

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NEWS

NA LCS 2018 Spring Split Finals: How some guy named Steve bought an LCS title

By Tanner Kinney / April 16, 2018

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BASEBALL

Ball State baseball falls 6-5 to Miami, Redhawks take series

By Elizabeth Wyman / April 15, 2018

After a wet weekend of baseball, Ball State fell to Miami 5-6 in the final matchup of the series Sunday afternoon. 

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GOLF

Liz Kim leads Ball State women's golf at Lady Boilermaker

By Drew Pierce / April 15, 2018

Ball State women's golf finished in last place at the Lady Boilermaker after playing 36 holes on Saturday and Sunday.

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SOFTBALL

Lack of offense causes Ball State's 4-2 loss to Western Michigan

By Jack Williams / April 15, 2018

After a weather cancelation and a rescheduled game, Ball State softball (27-14, 9-5 MAC) faced off against Western Michigan (22-18, 9-6 MAC) in the final game of the weekend series this afternoon.