“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. 

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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.

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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. 

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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.

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LIFESTYLE

Joining the ranks

By Stephanie Amador / May 9, 2018

Men in the military share why they chose to enlist. 

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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. 

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NEWS

What you need to know about the primary elections

By Staff Reports / May 8, 2018

Voters in Delaware County will be heading to the polls Tuesday for primary elections. 

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LIFESTYLE

A common goal

By Samantha Nower / May 8, 2018

Ball State University has student volunteer opportunities, and many students form communities within each organization.  

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NEWS

Indianapolis son, mother arrested after shooting in Muncie

By Andrew Smith / May 7, 2018

An Indianapolis man was arrested after police said he shot another man in Muncie.

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NEWS

Legislators approve $79 million for I-69 work

By Kraig Younts / May 7, 2018

Hoosiers who use I-69 to commute to Delaware and Madison counties know that potholes plague the roadway. And while those pesky potholes will soon be fixed, workers will have to factor in an extended commute. 

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LIFESTYLE

A new dynamic

By Kayla Bickham / May 7, 2018

Families are changing, but the idea of the perfect family is just as unrealistic as ever.

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NEWS

Board of Trustees gives go-ahead to plan new Multicultural Center

By Brooke Kemp and Brynn Mechem / May 4, 2018

The Ball State Board of Trustees approved the proposal to begin plans for a new Multicultural Center during its meeting Friday. 

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ENTERTAINMENT

Digital Resurrection, Bully Hunting, Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer | Pop Tabs

By Byte Staff / May 4, 2018

This week on Pop Tabs Matt, Sarah, and Michael discuss resurrecting dead loved ones, bully hunting in gaming, and Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer win. 

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LIFESTYLE

Outnumbered

By Taylor Meyers / May 4, 2018

Despite the issues women can face in male-dominated fields, the technology field is slowly progressing and becoming more diverse.

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NEWS

Sexual assault occurs in on-campus residence hall

By Staff Reports / May 3, 2018

Ball State University sent out an alert Thursday morning saying University Police Department received a report of a sexual assault in an on-campus residence hall. 

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LIFESTYLE

Examining the church

By Griffin Sciarra / May 3, 2018

The institution of religion needs people, but not all people need the institution.  

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NEWS

David Letterman visits Ball State, students freak out on social media

By Mary Freda / May 2, 2018

Amidst finals week and a few days before commencement, Ball State alumnus David Letterman visited campus and students freaked out. 

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LIFESTYLE

The marijuana double standard

By Riley Eubanks / May 2, 2018

Minorities in the legal cannabis industry are attempting to surpass legal and societal barriers to promote diversity and representation in their line of work.

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WEATHER

Upcoming storm activity

By Liz Szewczyk / May 1, 2018

With the warm temperatures we already have in balance, in culmination with an approaching cold front, convective thunderstorm activity becomes a risk for our viewing area.  

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BASKETBALL

Assist leader Carmen Grande leaving Ball State women's basketball

By Sam Barloga / May 1, 2018

The Madrid, Spain native was the leader of the Cardinals' offense in her three seasons in Muncie.