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Artist of the Month: Ashe

By Lily Jones / December 30, 2022

 If you are looking for a new artist over the holidays, why not give December’s Artist of the Month, Ashe, a try! Ashe is a singer songwriter from California, known for her song, “Moral of the Story,” released on Valentine’s Day in 2019, and featured in the Netflix movie To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You. Even though many people might know of Ashe because of this song, she has gone on to create a successful music career, with two albums under her belt. Ashe started her ‘Fun While It Lasted’ world tour in November of 2022, and will finish out the tour in March of 2023.  

Senior guard Demarius Jacobs dribbles the ball on the court in a game against Illinois State at the Indy Classic Dec. 17 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Jacobs had five assists during the game. Amber Pietz, DN
MEN'S BASKETBALL

Ball State defeats Chicago State in final matchup of 2022

By Zach Carter / December 29, 2022

On Wednesday night, the Ball State Men’s Basketball welcomed Chicago State to Worthen Arena in its last game in 2022. It would prove to be a close final nonconference game before the start of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) season in January. When the final buzzer screamed through the arena, the Cardinals would end the year on a high note, defeating the Cougars 70-63.

How to Improve Your Search Engine Rankings for 2023

December 28, 2022

   Search engine optimization (SEO) improves a website's ranking on search engine results pages. It can be intimidating, especially regarding keeping up with ever-changing algorithms and best practices in 2023. To help you stay ahead of the competition, we’ve outlined five key areas that will boost your SEO rankings: keyword research, on-page optimization, technical SEO audits, link-building strategies, and content marketing techniques. With these essential steps at your disposal, you can expect improved organic visibility for your site this year!

Second-year journalism major Grayson Joslin poses in front of Shafer Tower by the University Green Dec. 2. Joslin will be graduating in three years, instead of doing the traditional four-year path. Jacy Bradley, DN
LIFE PLANS

Wanting to graduate early? Here are my reasons why I am.

By Grayson Joslin / December 26, 2022

Do not let the traditional structures of college trap you into a four-year plan. Graduating in three years or five years does not make you less of a student than students who took the traditional four-year path. At the end of the day, there is nothing on the degree you receive that says how many years it took. Put yourself in the driver’s seat of your future.

Men's basketball head coach Michael Lewis coaches from the sidelines during the second half of Ball State's exhibition game against DePauw Oct. 29 at Worthen Arena. Lewis was announced as Ball State head coach March 25, 2022. Amber Pietz, DN
MEN'S BASKTBALL

Defense holds out as Ball State defeats Georgia Southern at home

By Daniel Kehn / December 21, 2022

While most Ball State students hunkered down in their first week of winter break, the men’s basketball team took to the court in Worthen Arena against Georgia Southern. Defeating the Eagles 58-54 after a nervy first half, the Cardinals sit 8-4 with one game left before the Mid-American Conference (MAC) regular season begins with Toledo Jan. 3. 

Graduates in graduation gowns and mortarboards. Advanced training or business school concept

Top Tools for Business Graduates

December 19, 2022

Newly minted college grads who majored in business need all the help they can get to land a position in their preferred field. Creating excellent resumes, researching job openings, and practicing in-person interview skills are just three things on the minds of those about to enter the employment market. But in an era when the economy is not so hot and hiring agents are as selective as ever, it's imperative for B-school graduates to leverage the power of as many tools as possible.

MEN'S BASKETBALL

Ball State leaves Inaugural Indy Classic with a win

By Derran Cobb / December 17, 2022

A huge block leading to a big layup from Mickey Pearson. A smooth behind-the-back pass from Jarron Coleman for an easy layup. A steal and outlet pass leading to a slam. The Cardinals made big plays under the bright lights of Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Downtown Indianapolis Dec. 17 and left with their third win on the bounce.

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