With colder weather coming, students will be depending on shuttle busses more for transportation. Eli Voyles asks students what to expect in the upcoming months.
Ball State’s rendition of “As You Like It” takes readers out of the Shakespearean comedy’s original setting and into 1990s Seattle during the height of the grunge period.
In early November, a homegrown Ball State band will return to play at Be Here Now almost two and a half decades after forming.
Kevin Gatzlaff, a Ball State assistant professor, and his wife, Rachael Alaniz, knew their second daughter, Aria, was going to be born with medical complications. They didn’t know the severity until after she entered the world.
The Millennial generation is changing the construction of families in many ways. According to Pew Research, Millennials between the ages of 25 and 34 are most likely to live in multi-generational homes compared to other generations. Usually for financial support during or after college, Millennials move in with their parents or other extended family members, even when trying to raise their own children
Ball State’s Pokémon Trainer’s Union is bringing the franchise to life this weekend with a live-action role-playing (LARP) event that will take place across campus.
The Amazing Taste will return to Ball State for its fifth year on Thursday, Nov. 5, and the event will feature several new countries and activities.
A nozzle is pressed and dark liquid streams into a cup. Foam appears at the top, but the drink isn’t beer—it’s coffee.
Twenty-one seconds. That’s how long Heather Abbott stood outside a Boston restaurant before the first bomb went off.
At a projected 75.3 million, Millennials have surpassed the Baby Boomer generation, now projected at 74.9 million people. For the first time in years, a new generation – the largest generation – is on the way to changing America
Eric Jones was used to creating as a senior visual communications major, but before this summer, he’d never been asked to direct his skills toward something as large as a mural.
When the stresses of college life get to Megan Bradford, a senior majoring in architecture, she runs over to the Music Instructional Building to practice the harp.
Village Green Records will host a show of beginnings and endings Oct. 30, as one musical act releases an album and another gives its final performance.
Check out some places to go this Halloween weekend.
1. "You’re using your phone in some way, shape or form nine times out of 10." - Jessica Tebben, a freshman
Since opening nearly 18 months ago, New Corner Brewing Company has seen growth and success. Sean Brady, owner and operator, is now hoping to take that success to a new location.
The costumes are bolder, the dance moves wilder and the levels of excitement higher at this year's dress rehearsals for Ball State’s shadow cast performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
Difficulties are expected when a new band forms, but local soul-rock group Declined embraced the inevitable and incorporated it into their name.
Ball State’s senior dance majors are a small group—just five in number. They’ve shimmied their way through four years of practicums, dance history and ballet classes—the first in their program to do so. Now, they’re preparing for the annual Senior Choreography Seminar from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1.
