Entertaining audiences world wide with their unique sound, The Four Freshmen -- a male vocal band quartet -- has been an acclaimed group for 65 years. The group will be performing at Pruis Hall 7:30 p.m.
“Love, love, love, y’all understand?” This was Kevin Powell’s message to Ball State students, as well as America. He wants people to love one another as their sisters and brothers.
Editor's note: "Breaking Stereotypes" is a short video series inspired by BuzzFeedVideo featuring student organizations of Ball State. If you have any suggestions as to who we should feature next, send an email to news@bsudailynews.com. The Daily News chose to start this video series during Unity Week to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers. RELATED: Annual Unity Week celebration kicks off with MLK Day events
What started out as an idea for one Ball State senior has now transformed into a community-wide organization that encourages creativity and expression.
For some Americans, the second amendment is a basic right. For others, it needs to be reevaluated.
Experience the diverse music styles of the music group Turtle Island Quartet.
For the first time in school history, the Code Red Dance Team will join members of Ball State’s cheerleading squad for a trip to Orlando to compete in the UCA & UDA College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship this weekend.
Halloween comes back in January today with Friday the 13th. For horror seekers, here is a look at some of Netflix’s hidden horror gems.
Students who are pro- and anti-conceal carry on college campuses explain why their stance is valid.
To some, a board game may seem like just an old thing that sits collecting dust, something that was once a favorite among bored children. But to a few students on campus, that is not the case.
This incredibly simple side-dish is a great way to stick to your New Year's resolutions.
The issues the NRA chooses to focus on have changed since its conception.
Jared Jeffries, a Ball State graduate from the Class of 2007, teamed up with fellow Chicago comedians Peyton Brown and Timothy Joyce to create a comedy album that will be released only on vinyl.
A new semester means a new lineup of movies shown at Pruis Hall every week.
With the increase of violent attacks since 9/11, many Americans have experienced a change in their perceptions on guns and gun laws. But these perceptions vary across race and gender.
HotBox Pizza celebrated its one-year anniversary of being in the Village Jan. 4.
Muncie native and Ball State alumna Braydee Euliss is taking her life experiences and passion for art to influence the Muncie community.
Although Millennials are stereotyped to be anti-gun, there are still those who actively support their right to bear arms, and the NRA is taking notice and finding new ways to appeal to a new wave of gun-owners.
Netflix added several titles to its lineup in January, including a TV series based of popular children's books and some classics.
