Five signs you're a women's and gender studies major
By Kellen Hazelip / December 4, 2015Your button and sticker game is on point.
Your button and sticker game is on point.
A woman is wearing a large, fluffy maroon tutu while she flicks clothes hanging on racks outside Muncie Civic Theater.
John Seffrin, former Chief Executive Officer at the American Cancer Society, will be the featured speaker during Ball State's fall graduation, according to a Ball State press release.
A mist of ice chips flew into the air as chain saws, grinders and other sculpting tools brought an artistic vision to life. What had at one point been a rectangular block of solid ice was transforming.
With the holiday season fast approaching, one non-denominational ministry is making sure that those in need within the community are getting taken care of.
Senior guard Nathalie Fontaine led Ball State (4-2) with 29 points in the Cardinals’ 94-45 victory against Division-II Ohio Valley University (1-6). The Cardinals outscored the Fighting Scots 62-10 in the paint. Fontiane started the game 10-for-10 from the floor, and when she was pulled with 4:30 remaining in the third quarter, her point total was just one shy of Ohio Valley’s team total of 30. She believes she was too focused to notice. “I wasn’t aware of their points, honestly.” Fontaine said. Head coach Brady Sallee interjected with a laugh. “Just hers,” he said. Fontaine backed that up, admitting she was well aware of her perfect start to the game – she didn’t miss from the floor until 4:24 was left on the clock in the second quarter. She entered the game tied for first in the National Collegiate Athletic Association with a perfect free-throw percentage (24-24), but missed her first free-throw of the season in the first quarter making her 27-28 on the year.
I couldn’t have been more excited for David Letterman to come to Ball State. He’s that alum that you brag about to your friends who picked the school that your entire high school went to.
I know there’s been a lot of chatter about Miller’s “sexist” reply to Dave’s “women in filmmaking” question during last Monday’s Letterman lecture, so I’d like to add my voice to the conversation.
Teachers have a big impact on children and their positivity or negativity can deeply affect them, said Indianapolis Fire Department battalion chief and director of a summer learning program for kids.
Ball State’s Association of Collegiate A Cappella, or ACA, is offering their own dose of holiday cheer this semester.
A lower percentage of students completed Think About It, the mandatory education program for freshmen, transfers and graduate students, this year.
The Indiana Youth Services Association has created a statewide program to provide support services to victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Campus might be a little happier with the addition of a new club.
Next season the Ball State football offense will be without senior wider receiver Jordan Williams, making junior KeVonn Mabon the number one target. Opposing defenses will be facing a very familiar looking Ball State football team.
Impress the family this Winter Break by cooking up something special. We scoured the Internet and found five holiday recipes.
Show the roomie some love with these 10 Christmas present ideas.
Four graduate students are trying to take some of the stress out of the lives of college students, through crafts, activities and information on stress management.
A suspended Ball State student is fighting the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency over money supposedly saved for school costs. Bronson T. Westbrook, 24, is now fighting back against the university and the DEA after the agency tried to confiscate $14,610 they think he earned from drug dealing, even though he said he saved up the money to pay for college.
Ball State football had five players win All Mid-American Conference accolades despite the team's 3-9 end of season record. Junior linebacker Sean Wiggins and red-shirt junior defensive lineman Joshua Posley both received first team accolades. Wiggins finished second on the team and 14th in the MAC with 94 tackles during his first season as a starter. Posley played his first two seasons in Cincinnati, before transferring to Ball State. He had a team-high 9.0 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks on the season. Posley also led the team in quarterback hurries, with six, and forced fumbles, with two.
The Two Cats Cafe will be moving in where the Locker Room used to be in The Village. Their Facebook page describes the restaurant as a breakfast and brunch place, a cafe and an international restaurant.
