This week on Pop Tabs Matt, Tyler, and Jake discuss Planned Parenthood’s abortion tweet, Wal-Mart making robot bees, and Microsoft censoring its users.
Tyler and Sarah break down the details surrounding the recent shooting at YouTube’s HQ.
Tyler and Sarah break down Universal’s ‘Stranger Things’ haunted maze and a lawsuit against the Duffer brothers.
Matt Walsh, Mitch Weiler, Jake Romano and Ben Chinnici all were recognized by the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Wednesday.
After 39 seasons of coaching Ball State men’s swimming, Bob Thomas announced his retirement.
The name Sinclair Broadcast Group has slowly risen to prominence over the past year. The company has gained attention for the insertion of the company’s right-wing views into local news broadcasts through a number of methods.
After closing its outdoor season in October, the Minnetrista Farmers Market will be open from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday starting May 5.
Ball State men’s tennis (12-8) has played 18 matches this season, and only two have been outside.
Sometimes, two cultures central to a person’s identity can seem incompatible, but Sam Albano does his best to prove otherwise.
In a crowd of 30 to 40, hands flew up when the question, “How many of you know someone who has been affected by sexual assault?” was asked.
Using a variety of pitchers, Ball State baseball (16-15, 4-5 MAC) was able to pitch a 2-0 shutout at rival Purdue (15-13, 4-2 BIG TEN) on Tuesday in West Lafayette.
Weather Forecaster Payton Domschke previews a warm up on the way.
‘Ni No Kuni II’ is an absolutely incredible JRPG. It doesn’t revolutionize the genre, but does it so well that few other games can come close. The world is beautiful, the characters are likable, and the combat is some of the best in the genre. This is easily one of the best JRPGs of the past decade and, if it wasn't for Persona 5, it might be the best. If you loved the first game, love JRPGs, or even just love fun action-based gameplay, this game is highly recommended.
The 4th annual Thank A Donor Day hosted by the Ball State University Foundation and the Philanthropy Education Council took place Tuesday evening at Pruis Hall.
"Still Gotta Mean Something" holds tight to the tried and true recipe of the series by creating interesting plots and disappointing everyone with a lackluster payoff. Despite a great opening and a fantastic scene with Rick and Morgan, nothing happens. Nothing ever happens. This series is starting to get on my nerves.
Some come to college looking for themselves, trying to figure out who they are and what they want. Others, like Noelle Robinson, a freshman speech-language pathology major, come to college looking for someone they’ve lost.
