The National Model Aviation Museum, AMA, will host "Black Wings: A Celebration of African American Aviators" for the second year from 1-3 p.m. Saturday.
Culture is said to define a person: their beliefs, ideologies and mannerisms. Chin-Sook Pak, associate professor of Spanish at Ball State University, has had her life revolve around three cultures: Korean, American and Spanish.
VRChat is essentially the O.A.S.I.S. from Ready Player One, except with less shameless pop culture references and features people with personalities. This social simulator, however, has become an internet phenomenon.
While some students crave an opportunity to test their newly-learned skills, Josh Heideman, a senior elementary education major, has a different vision: saving lives in third-world countries.
With two dance studios, two cafes and a pizza truck, David Fennig has a busy schedule.
Without documentaries, tons of historical footage would be lost. We’d be unable to see the impact of wars, natural disasters, and human greed. We’d never be exposed to various cultures oceans away. Without documentaries, we would lose a large part of our reality.
Nearly 30 years after leaving Ball State, general studies major Kat Parker re-enrolled in the spring of 2014 to finish her degree.
Comedian Dan Alten is returning to Be Here Now Wednesday to perform alongside Tennah McDonald and Steven Albert as part of Comedy Underground, a weekly comedy event.
Visual and musical arts will combine this week at the David Owsley Museum of Art.
But there is so much more to Arthur than meme-ability. While that certainly adds to the show’s appeal, there’s much within the content of the show itself that we all should stop and appreciate for a moment.
Rick Fox has managed to pull together a roster that not only seems to gel together well as a unit, have good communication, high class talent, and a great team environment. Echo Fox is finally winning games consistently, which is great, but what matters is that they aren’t just winning.
People in hula costumes, animal onesies and American flag gear jogged in place to stay warm as they listened to an opening speech outside the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
The Department of Theatre and Dance will perform the play “Detroit ’67,” written by Dominique Morisseau, on Friday at The University Theatre.
Phi Sigma Kappa is partnering with the Special Olympics to bring the Polar Plunge back to Ball State on Saturday.
In 2013, Ball State alumnus Anthony Williams began working as principal of Allen Elementary, a job he knew wouldn’t be easy.
Now there's an excuse to eat chocolate truffles before Valentine’s Day.
New technologies and discoveries have changed archaeologist's understanding of dinosaurs, and now children can experience their findings through Dinosaur Discoveries: Ancient Fossils, New Ideas at Minnetrista.
February marks the start of Black History Month, and to continue the observation of accomplishments, achievements and historical contributions African Americans have made throughout history, Minnetrista will be hosting a Kick-Off to Black History Month Celebration on Saturday.
Amidst two jobs, service projects, school and the University Singers, Victoria Ruble decided to once again compete in a pageant and won the title of Miss Ball State University 2018. At the center of it all was her family, Ruble said.
Ball State alumnus and musician Governor Davis has been performing blues and light rock for decades. Now, he is working toward throwing an All-Star Jam 70th Birthday Celebration Thursday.
