For 10 minutes, members of the Ball State Speech Team had everyone’s attention and the stage to themselves as they performed their speeches.
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At 5:30 every morning, two hours and 40 minutes before the tardy bell rings, Mike Lewis gets to North View Elementary. He goes into the library of the 330-student elementary school, to laminate or cut papers for various teachers.
For a year and a half, senior playwright Emma Rund has been writing and rewriting what she called her masterpiece, “Rosemary and Time.”
The concept of saving energy and using more eco-friendly resources has been around for years — businesses like the Indianapolis International airport have even made the switch entirely to solar panels.
Featuring 20-foot screens, lights that can be seen almost a mile away and lasers that require federal waivers, Muncie has never witnessed a concert scene like this before.
During the Indian holiday Holi, students have a chance to introduce their friends to Indian cultures and expose them to new ideas.
As a kindergartner, Jennifer McCormick said she was convinced she was going to be a race car driver.
For one show dedicated to women’s month, women of different natures and talents came together with one common goal: women empowerment.
Recognizing historic Ball State women as part of Women's History Month for their accomplishments.
Each year, more than 300 college-aged women apply to serve as ambassadors of the 500 festival, but only 33 are selected after three rounds of interviews.
