Adult-ish: Oppression is oppression
By Audrey Bowers / January 18, 2018Out of all of the organizations out there, a writers' workshop would be the one that I would least expect to discriminate against someone simply for the way that they look.
Out of all of the organizations out there, a writers' workshop would be the one that I would least expect to discriminate against someone simply for the way that they look.
Around 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, a man driving with frosted windows struck another vehicle at the intersection of West Bethel Avenue and Everbrook Lane.
From July to November of 2016, Ball State alumnus Doug Jones was on location in Toronto, Canada, on the set of his latest film project; pretty normal for a Hollywood actor. Decidedly less normal? Acting in a rubber suit, under dense layers of makeup, to play a romantic lead without speaking a word of dialogue.
Ball State women’s tennis enters the spring portion of its season on the road this weekend. After the success they had last year, the Cardinals hope to improve even more.
From a guy who played averaged 11 minutes a game to a full time starter. Why the rise of Kyle Mallers is a shock to some, but not others.
There was history to be made over the weekend at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida and the Ball State cheer team did just that.
In July 2016, a nervous, out of shape Michael Blair cautiously signed a waiver at the foot of a mountain in Wissler, Canada.
An indie folk-rock band that combines the country twang of bands like Crosby, Stills, and Nash with the blend of Simon & Garfunkel is coming to Ball State for the first time on Saturday.
I read books about African-American stories and by African-American authors. It is often too easy to become comfortable in my privilege and to not be aware of what is happening to people because of their skin color.
Legislation introduced Wednesday allowing Ball State University to assume responsibility of managing Muncie Community Schools was met with mixed reviews from both community members and government officials.
A late fourth quarter run wasn’t enough for the Cardinals (14-3, 3-3 MAC) as they fell short against the Toledo Rockets (13-5, 4-2 MAC) 72-66 on Wednesday night.
Located at 607 E. Charles St. in the historic home of Adam Wolfe, grandfather to Elizabeth Ball, sits a house full of items that are used to give back to the community.
Frigid lows, springtime highs, rain, ice and snow have all been a part of Muncie's forecast these past couple of weeks.
As the words of a civil rights lawyer echo through Pruis Hall, a white mother nods in agreement as she listens, seated next to her 14-year-old African-American son who's heard too many relatable stories.
Every semester, the University Program Board hosts Friday Night Filmworks, giving students a chance to see a featured film every Friday night in Pruis Hall.
Last week, a video surfaced on YouTube of a high school student in Noblesville, Indiana, wearing a flag with a swastika and shouting profanities in a public park.
This spring, the Charles W. Brown Planetarium is offering a variety of free shows that are open to the public.
Ball State’s 82-76 victory over Central Michigan (12-6, 1-4 MAC) was fueled by its defensive rhythm behind the arc.
Quick bursts from Ball State followed by even quicker answers from Central Michigan. That was the story in the Cardinals six-point victory over the Chippewas on Tuesday night.
I hadn’t talked to you much that day, and I won’t lie, I was a little worried. You had been sending me very troubling text messages about how you “couldn’t cope anymore”, and when I reminded you of all the beautiful things in the world, you said it still wasn’t enough to not make you want to die. Still, I sat and talked you through your episode. Because I love you and I’d done it many times before.
