Tickets for ‘A Conversation with David Letterman and Caitlin Clark’ are sold out
By Staff Reports / 6 hours agoA stand-by line for tickets will be available the night of the event, Dec 2.
A stand-by line for tickets will be available the night of the event, Dec 2.
Meditate Muncie is a space to learn meditation techniques to cope with stress.
The business began out of owner Keeley Malone’s passion for offering representation to all authors.
The event, hosted by the School of Art, brought in a large crowd to Pruis, filling up every seat in the hall. Community members and students of all ages showed up with Garfield shirts, backpacks, books and more.
Drawing connections between traditional storytelling and the participatory nature of TikTok, this article highlights how users have creatively reimagined the Dirt Man myth, expanding it through user-generated content.
Engagement, Wellbeing and Culture aims to help Ball State employees be their best selves.
Named after the deep dish styled pizza, Little Chicagos aims to help the downtown community grow with an emphasis on family and scratch cooking.
Tim Burton has had a long career, spanning several decades, reaching the height of becoming a household name with successful and artistic films under his belt. But with every crescendo, comes the diminuendo of the fall. Though as Burton has once again broken free of Disney, there comes the hope of a rising second act, like a corpse rising from the grave.
Fourth-year media major Tommy West’s music production became an outlet for his trauma.
The dark comedy “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again,” is onstage at Strother Theater.
The candidates enforced their stances on key issues, including education, the economy and abortion.
Ball State’s David Owsley Museum of Art fall exhibition features a collection of pieces by Elizabeth Catlett curated by her friend and mentee, Samella Lewis.
“Every day that I've had a chance to be in this building, I take a lot of pride,” current head coach Mike Neu said. “[I] try to do things the right way. [I] try to develop young men of high character to be difference makers, to represent Ball State with class.”
The anti-vaccine movement has steadily moved into the political arena.
In part three of a three-part series, the Ball State Daily News and NewsLink Indiana sat down with the Indiana candidates running for governor in 2024.
In part two of a three-part series, the Ball State Daily News and NewsLink Indiana sat down with the Indiana candidates running for governor in 2024.
In part one of a three-part series, the Ball State Daily News and NewsLink Indiana sat down with the Indiana candidates running for governor in 2024.
Business owner and DJ Curtis Dorgan discusses his experiences with his business and perspectives on music.
Muncie's local pottery store offers artistic opportunities for residents.
The Department of Theatre and Dance stages “Kinky Boots” in University Theatre
