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(04/13/23 2:00pm)
Editor's Note: This story is part of The Partnership Project, a series of content written in an effort by The Daily News to follow the formal collaboration of Ball State University and Muncie Community Schools. Read more in this series here.
(02/24/23 7:00pm)
When Halle Pederson graduated from Ball State in 2021 with a major in theatre education and a minor in technical theatre production, she immediately accepted a teaching position at Trimble Tech High School in Fort Worth, Texas.
(01/15/23 5:00pm)
New Year’s resolutions are supposed to correlate with the renewal of the year and its seasonal cycle; new beginnings are the cue for a person to grow and change. However, despite people’s best intentions, a study performed by the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health found that about two-thirds of people in the U.K. and Australia gave up on their New Year’s resolutions within the first month of 2021.
(12/17/22 5:00pm)
When Maddi Dilds, second-year psychology major at Ball State University, graduated from high school about a year ago, she had some “oddballs” thrown her way, she said. A breakup, separation from her friends and acquaintances and an unfamiliar campus all hung over her head during her first semester at Ball State.
(11/14/22 9:00pm)
There is a single line that a professor can say aloud or write in their class syllabus that will fill any student with dread.
(11/09/22 4:02am)
When Samuel P. Adams was five years old, he told his parents and teachers he wanted to be the President of the United States. During the 2012 presidential election, where Mitt Romney and Barack Obama faced off, he fact-checked and deliberated their policies.
(10/30/22 6:00pm)
Building a Spiritualist Community
(10/05/22 11:37pm)
Every dorm building at Ball State University is equipped with kitchenettes, which students can use to make everything from honey garlic pork chops to TV dinners from the dining hall marketplaces. These small spaces, however, are kitchens in their own right and can be used to make more than Kraft mac and cheese. Whether you’ve never touched the knobs on a stove before or rival Gordon Ramsey in the kitchen, here are 7 recipe ideas to help you make the most of the kitchenettes in your dorm.
(09/17/22 2:00pm)
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Amber Greene was a field sales executive for a company that advertised beauty products in salons in Indiana, northeast Ohio and Illinois. However, when the first wave of the pandemic hit the U.S. in March 2020, Greene was out of work when the salons she worked for started shutting down.
(09/13/22 11:07pm)
“Sister Cindy” Smock returned to Ball State University Tuesday to preach her signature “Ho No Mo” ideology, where she encourages women to reject promiscuity and follow her view of the word of God. Smock was surrounded by at least 150 Ball State students, some filming her with everything from smartphones to Nintendo 3DS cameras.
(09/10/22 2:00pm)
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(09/04/22 10:00pm)
You might have heard it from upperclassmen or a campus tour guide, but there are several superstitions surrounding Ball State’s campus, and unique characters who walk up and down McKinley Avenue and through dining halls. If you haven’t experienced them before (or, at your own risk, tried them yourself), here are seven things that live in the back of the minds of some Ball State students.
(08/29/22 4:59pm)
Upon entering Maxwell’s Barber Shop, the barbers’ razors ring in harmony.
(07/01/22 2:00pm)
All throughout Delaware County, city officials, local businesses, and charitable organizations alike are celebrating Independence Day in a myriad of different ways. If you’re looking for something to do or maybe looking for a way to spice up your 4th of July celebration, here are five different events taking place on July 4 that are sure to be a blast.
(04/21/22 10:00pm)
When Dave Ring was a kid in the 1980s, he hated apples.
(04/22/22 8:00pm)
Miguel Naranjo is a freshman journalism major and writes “Cualquiera Bandera” for The Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
(04/13/22 2:00pm)
Miguel Naranjo is a freshman journalism major and writes “Cualquiera Bandera” for The Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
(03/03/22 10:30pm)
When Rome Herbert was about 8 years old, he frequently attended spoken word performances with his mother in Indianapolis and became inspired by its artistry.
(11/17/21 8:00pm)
The classroom is filled with high-pitched clamor.
(10/14/21 2:00pm)
Carlie Boggs, Ball State junior computer information systems major, came across an advertisement on Facebook in January for a new doughnut shop opening in Yorktown, Indiana. When Boggs visited the shop to try its doughnuts, she said she was mesmerized by the food she had just bought.