Despite starting off rather oddly, “The “G” in Guts” ends up in a very good place, capturing the interest of the viewer. The ending of the episode truly stresses how they must have the guts to move forward and take down Passione, no matter the risks.
Those hoping to pick up a smoothie or juice at the Atrium's Jamba Juice will have to wait for at least a week.
In 1965, a 13-year-old girl was one of the students at a public school in Des Moines, Iowa, who was suspended for refusing to heed the principal’s warning against wearing black armbands to school. In 2019, she continues to advocate for students’ rights and free press.
In the wake of the shooting at two mosques on March 15 that killed 50 people in Christchurch, New Zealand, this year's Islamic Awareness Week comes at a "crucial time."
By ERIC TUCKER, MICHAEL BALSAMO, CHAD DAY and JULIE PACE
Welcome to this week's episode of Input 2! We discuss woman's current representation in films and their issues. Do films allow women to have more prominent and progressive roles, especially within action films? Find out this and more on this week's episode of Input 2!
For one show dedicated to women’s month, women of different natures and talents came together with one common goal: women empowerment.
In his second at-bat of the bottom of the ninth inning, Blake Dunn doubled home Western Michigan’s (6-16, 0-3 MAC) 15th run of the game and its eighth of the inning. The only problem was Ball State (15-9, 3-0 MAC) scored 20.
Welcome to this week's episode of How It's Played! This week we are discussing the recent change in leadership at our family friendly, and fan favorite company, Nintendo. Reggie Fils-Aime recently decided to retire from being Nintendo's President. How will this affect the company and what will happen from here on out? All of this and more on this week's episode of How It's Played.
Despite leading through the first two events, Ball State Gymnastics finished in seventh at the Mid-American Conference Championships.
“What’s great about the folks that registered with my office is that they defy that stereotype every single day.”
