For five Ball State students, their art assignments did not just receive a grade. Their work earned them a spot in the Indianapolis Art Center College Invitational, which is apart of the Spring Exhibition Series.
Since he was a child, Aiden Medellin, sophomore political science major, has always wanted to work in public services.
After a trip to Walmart three years ago, Josh Sims, junior urban planning major, and Nate Robert-Eze, a Ball State alumnus, found fashion to be their outlet for success.
After 19 marathons, Ball State alumna Jennifer Courtney said she has tracked more miles by foot than she has in her car.
Textbooks contain important information that contributes to mastering a subject, class or major, but the authors and the work put into creating the books are not often thought about.
Many students have read “Romeo and Juliet” for English class, but at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Moscow Festival Ballet will present the tragic love story through dance in Emens Auditorium.
Through a Young Entrepreneurs Across America, or YEAA, internship, freshman computer science major Sean Wolfe is gaining experience by running a business.
While some rang in the New Year at midnight on Dec. 31 by watching the ball drop in Times Square, the Asian American Student Association, AASA, brought the cultural celebration of the Lunar New Year to campus on Monday.
Go outside, look at the massive world above and imagine floating among the dazzling stars, looking down at planet Earth. Astronaut Wendy Lawrence has spent 51 days doing just that.
Walking into the Student Center, the mouthwatering aroma of freshly-baked gourmet pizza lures students straight to Tally Food Court, where Matt Hunter, the newest addition to the staff, can be found cooking.
