Eileen Rosensteel, a self-proclaimed "fat activist" performed her “Bodacious Beauties” show April 4, after the Digital Literature Review (DLR) immersive learning class invited her.
The beers that land on the shelf at the liquor store or go on tap at bars go through a long process before the beer ends up in the hands of consumers.
This May, honors professor Laurie Lindberg will take her 12th trip to London. Five of those trips will have been with students in the Honors College in conjunction with Lindberg’s colloquium classes.
Note to Self, one of Ball State’s four a cappella groups, competed in the International Collegiate A cappella (ICCA) semifinal competition on April 2 and fell just short of placing third.
This week, Ball Bearings explores the impact of scholarships–from the athletes who are paid to play to the low-income students who must afford college without scholarships
At first glance, it can look like any other convenience mart: shelves stocked with cans and boxes, refrigerators pushed up against the wall, a freezer stocked with beer and wine lining the back by the deli and tables and chairs throughout the space.
A Ball State professor will have her play performed for three nights at the Sixth Annual DivaFest in Indianapolis starting April 2. “Anna’s Wings” is a play written by Angela Jackson-Brown, an English professor, and follows the story of Anna, who is fighting Alzheimer’s disease, and her husband Sheriff Leo Skinner, who is fighting for reelection.
“7 Years” by Lukas Graham swaps for first this week, with Meghan Trainor’s “NO” sliding to second and Flo Rida’s “My House” sticking around in third.
In a show whose cast combines freshmen with faculty, “Hairspray” tackles issues from 1962 that promise to resonate with audience members today.
The men of a cappella group Note to Self begin arriving at around 8 p.m. on a Thursday night to the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Music Lounge one, two, three members at a time.
A list of the weekend drink specials at the Village bars.
Netflix has a long list of programs that will be coming in April.
We started cooking together in the summer of 2015 and have planned and cooked a dinner every week since. Our recipes are often inspired by the New York Times’ cooking website but are adapted to fit Muncie availability and a college budget. Chicken curry seems intimidating, but it's one of our easiest, quickest and most delicious recipes.
The "talk rock" band, Listener will bring a unique type of music to Be Here Now on March 31 at 10 p.m., following Victoria Armstrong, Sit Kitty Sit and followed by Frontier Folk Nebraska.
“The Normal Heart," a theatre collaboration between Ball State's Department of Theatre and Dance and the Muncie Civic theatre will run March 31 and April 1, 2, 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. at the Muncie Civic theatre.
Ball Bearings met with three people to discuss the costs of an international education for students coming to the United States to study
When working at a Post Office, one would get to know a wealth of knowledge about the mail, the procedures, and the requirements. Jerry Ault has had 51 years to be very wise in this knowledge.
Today's Birthday (03/30/16). Consider your creative work this year, and make big plans. What's your gift? Explore and study to find out.
Darian Jones, a freshman Ball State student, would like to go into a clothing store and feel comfortable buying whatever clothes they want. For some of us, this is easy, but for others, the clearly marked gender labels in the fashion industry can create conflicts and difficulties.
Whether they’re a local tradition, offer a unique experience, or a new twist on a classic you won’t find anywhere else, local establishments add variety to the world of chain restaurants and big box stores.
