‘My Hero Academia’ Season 3, Episode 5: “Drive It Home, Iron Fist!!!”

By Makayla Hughes / May 11, 2018

This episode mainly focused on the action of a few fights with the classmates given permission to go against the law and fight for their lives, adding emotion to the suspense. The few highlighted fights showed some interesting villains and their quirks, while showing how some students struggle to fight against a real-threat. It’s not easy, and this episode is sure to remind the viewer of that with each second. The plot of the story arc progresses a lot in this episode, but the overall storyline of the show is not impacted that much.

President Donald Trump speaks at the Northside Gymnasium in Elkhart, Indiana, Thursday May 10, 2018, during a campaign rally. AP Photo

NEWS

In Indiana, Trump urges GOP to mobilize for 2018 midterms

By Associated Press / May 11, 2018

ELKHART, Ind. (AP) — Embracing the role of party leader, President Donald Trump issued a stern warning Thursday that Democrats would disrupt the economic progress of his administration as he implored fellow Republicans to mobilize behind a slate of Indiana candidates.

ENTERTAINMENT

‘My Hero Academia’ Season 3, Episode 4: “My Hero”

By Eli Sokeland / May 10, 2018

The episode fulfills so many needs the season has been leading up to. Overall, the episode was carefully crafted with beautiful animation and a great use of a soft piano to really pull on the heartstrings. This is definitely the episode to not miss.

ENTERTAINMENT

Nintendo Labo: Technical Marvel or Weird Gimmick?

By Eli Sokeland / May 10, 2018

Overall, the Nintendo Labo is definitely a weird piece of technology that has yet to find its exact place in the gaming audience. The game shines brightest when people work together to create each toy. Otherwise, it can feel pretty disappointing and lonely. Despite the exhausting moments of the setup, there are unique and interesting ways to create and play.

South Madison and East Jackson streets were briefly closed as emergency responders cleaned up a rollover accident Thursday, May 10. No injuries were sustained. Brynn Mechem, DN

NEWS

No injuries reported in Muncie rollover accident

By Brynn Mechem and Andrew Smith / May 10, 2018

A rollover accident briefly closed a couple streets in downtown Muncie Thursday morning.

BASKETBALL

Ball State freshman to attend international professional basketball tryout

By Zach Piatt / May 10, 2018

Noah Dowden’s mother claims the best $5 she ever spent was on a Little Tikes basketball hoop for her then 3-year-old son.

When it is time to move out, it can be a stressful time to get things organized and ready to go. There are techniques to stop stressing out over packing. Eric Pritchett, DN Photo Illustration

LIFESTYLE

5 strategies to use when moving out

By Audrey Bowers / May 10, 2018

Moving out for the summer can be a stressful endeavor, especially when moving back before fall semester is more likely than not.

ENTERTAINMENT

“Avengers Infinity War”: AKA ‘Thanos: The Movie’

By Phil Akin / May 10, 2018

This is movie is for everyone who has followed the MCU. However, it’s possible to enjoy the film without seeing every single Marvel film. The important movies to see are Thor: Ragnarok, Doctor Strange, Captain America: Civil War, and Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2. While this may seem like a massive cliffhanger, the story is actually complete from Thanos’ perspective. Despite all of its flaws, the movie ultimately succeeds and does the unthinkable; killing Spider-Man.

An intoxicated driver hit the patio fence of Scotty's Brewhouse in The Village Wednesday, May 9. Officers were dispatched to the scene around 1 a.m.  Brooke Kemp, DN Photo

NEWS

Scotty's patio closed after hit-and-run accident

By Andrew Harp / May 9, 2018

A portion of Scotty’s Brewhouse patio fence was replaced by yellow caution tape after an early morning accident in The Village.

Ball State alumnus Aaron Whitfield has worked as a networking intern at Keihin North America for two years. Whitfield primarily provides technical assistance to workers at the Muncie branch of the business. Aaron Whitfield, Photo Provided

COMMUNITIES

Ball State alumnus aims to share his passion for technology through internship at Keihin North America

By Brooke Kemp / May 9, 2018

While exploring the interior of a computer with his father, recent Ball State graduate Aaron Whitfield’s interest in computers and technology began to grow.

Candidates put signs outside of voting place in Delaware County on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The primary elections were held to determine who will be on the ballot in the general election. Andrew Smith, DN Photo

NEWS

Results from Delaware County primary election

By Staff Reports / May 9, 2018

The results are in after Delaware County residents voted in Tuesday’s primary election.

LIFESTYLE

Joining the ranks

By Stephanie Amador / May 9, 2018

Men in the military share why they chose to enlist.

Ashley Miller and Lauren Hamil share a laugh after setting up their hammocks to enjoy the weather Feb. 27. Eric Pritchett, DN

NEWS

7 tips for making the most out of your summer

By Brynn Mechem / May 8, 2018

As a kid, the only summer worry was, ‘What am I going to do today?” But, as a college student there are pesky summer classes, a seemingly dead-end job and ever-present debt.