From a quiet, shy boy listening to boy bands like One Direction and Big Time Rush to a social, interactive adult appreciating concert music and recitals, Michael Bowne has learned new musical and social skills through Ball State’s chapter of United Sound.
Looking back 10 years ago, bed and breakfast innkeeper Jane McDowell said the community around her has changed drastically.
This Thursday, Canan Commons will host the annual Light Up DWNTWN event to kick off the shopping season and give the community a chance to enjoy lights, music and food.
With the approaching holidays come new events hosted by Cornerstone Center for the Arts.
A group known as the Harmony Players is bringing characters such as Ebenezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim to Cornerstone Center for the Arts with its production of “A Christmas Carol.”
Thousands of nursing home residents in Indiana–especially those with Alzheimer's and dementia—are in need of companionship and stimulation.
Based on the 2003 movie staring Will Ferrell, “Elf: The Musical” will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the John R. Emens Auditorium.
Country singer Justin Moore will perform his six No. 1 hits, along with songs from his four albums at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in John R. Emens Auditorium.
From performances at Carnegie Hall to a prison in Alaska, the Saint Lawrence String Quartet has visited several locations, and on Thursday, it will be coming to Ball State University.
Ball State alumnus Wes Crouch is looking to revolutionize student tutoring and learning with his upcoming app, Tüdr.
One student grabs hot tea from a microwave while another enjoys lunch from a mini fridge and another pulls out a blanket and pillow for a brief nap before getting back to work. No, this isn’t at a dorm room, rather the College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) building, which is “home” to many students as they spend the majority of their days and nights here.
Found at 1911 N Granville Avenue in Muncie, the headquarters of Scarevania scream Halloween year round.
Along North Wheeling Avenue lies Zach's Barber Shop, known for its "traditional" values as an old-school barber shop.
For many, the amount of carbs in a piece of pizza oozing grease onto a flimsy paper plate or the abundance of sugar in a sticky, neon pink cloud of cotton candy isn’t much of a concern. Diabetics, however, must remain vigilant in tracking the amount of sugars in everything they eat.
Originally founded in 2010, Indy Scream Park has become known as Indiana’s Premier Halloween event.
From the free, old-fashioned arcade games to the children’s art hung from the walls, Twin Archer Brewpub aims to be a restaurant that offers something for everyone, bringing the community together.
A night of dancing, puppetry, live art and more is coming to Ball State with “Artrageous” at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Emens Auditorium.
For Indiana locals who want a taste of the music festival experience close to home, Fountain Square Music Festival is no doubt a worthwhile experience.
Grinning clowns, decaying zombies and other horrors await in an attempt to scare unsuspecting visitors at Indy Scream Park in Anderson, Indiana, which is now open to the public until Nov. 4.
Science collides with art through displays of a robot’s masterpiece, chemical reactions, augmented reality, audible message decoding and more at the David Owsley Museum of Art’s exhibit Engaging Technology II: Art + Science.
