When Ball State alumni Alice Thomsen lost her beloved feline friend, Del Rey, 2 years ago, she believed she would never see her charming 8 year old domesticated short-haired cat again. All of that changed this past October with one simple phone call.
On Nov. 9, HotBox Pizza will giving out free breadsticks at all locations from 2 to 5 pm.
Before the dedication, the hall had no official name. It previously held art classes and is now used for theater and dance classes.
When you’re a travel agent post-graduation, traveling is part of your job description. It’s one descriptor Ball State alumna Lucia Borgmann can’t get enough of.
During Sunday afternoons on campus, there’s a group of students equipped with Nerf guns and bandanas tied around their heads and arms.
Money can be tight for college students — the countless packages of ramen and cans of soup may first come to mind. Some know how to handle their money, and others spend their money carelessly as soon as they get it.
The beat of a song so loud you can feel it pulsing in your chest, the flashing of lights, a drone above capturing the magnitude of the crowd below and Stormtroopers taking the stage — ChirpFest had begun.
Smoke canisters, LED lights, crowd surfing and the promise of “Bigger names. Bigger sounds.” are just a few things to be expected at the third annual ChirpFest on Sept. 16.
It’s now been nearly a year since David Jordan, owner of Trailside Golf & Footgolf, introduced Muncie to Footgolf — and it's been year that has brought many changes.
When a majority of students graduate, the first thing on their mind is finding the perfect job that is worth the thousands of dollars and countless hours they spent studying to prepare for.
