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On their final day in Los Angeles, student journalists Amber Pietz and Daniel Kehn explored the UCLA campus and the surrounding area in search of postcard worthy photographs. Their goal was to accurately convert their experience while on the West Coast.

Postcards From L.A.

The Santa Monica Pier opened Sept. 9, 1909, it was the first concrete pier on the West Coast of the United States when built, according to santamonicapier.org
“The pier became an instant favorite among the fishing community,” the pier’s website reads. “Men and women, whether young, old, rich or poor, enjoyed the ample supply of fish and simple pleasure of dropping a line and waiting for a bit…”
The pier collapsed in 1919 as the concreted piles had begun to rust through. After an almost two-year process of replacing the rusted through concreted with creosote-treated wooden piles, the pier was open again.
Today, the pier is operated by Pacific Park and hosts over 9 million guests per year.

Scenes From Santa Monica

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Hawai'i Wins Second Consecutive National Championship

Ball State Spring 2022 Commencement

Ball State Men's Volleyball Loses to Hawaii 2-3 in NCAA Semifinals

Ball State Men's Volleyball had their final practice before their NCAA Tournament semifinal against the University of Hawaii. The Cardinals defeated the Rainbow Warriors on two separate occasions in the 2022 season, Jan. 19 (3-0) and Jan. 31 (3-2).

Ball State Men's Volleyball prepares for rematch against Hawaii in NCAA Tournament semifinal

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Ball State Women's Tennis Wins MAC Tournament Finals Against Toledo

In 2009, Ball State broke ground on what would become the largest geothermal project in the country, spanning 47 buildings and 5.5 million square feet. The system cost $83 million to construct and replaced the university’s aging coal-fired steam system. With the goal of sustainability in mind, Associate Vice President for Facilities Planning and Management Jim Lowe designed the system, which has cut Ball State’s carbon footprint in half. “Doing nothing was not an option,” Lowe said.

Cutting Carbon

Ball State's Department of Theatre and Dance showcased the comedic ballet, Coppelia, on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022 in the Dance Theatre on campus. This production runs until April 30th, 2022 with shows every night at 7:30 p.m. Photos by Annika Sharlow

Coppelia '22

Ball State Men's Volleyball Sweeps Purdue Fort Wayne in MIVA Finals

Ball State hosted its annual Late Nite Carnival on Friday 22, 2022 in the C-1 parking lot.

Spring Late Nite Carnival 2022

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