Tables are set up. Some hold informational literature while others have dishes and pans. A hot meal sits with bowls to one side waiting to be served. Volunteers check for last minute details as people begin to trickle in.
Looking back 10 years ago, bed and breakfast innkeeper Jane McDowell said the community around her has changed drastically.
It wasn’t until she was sitting at a table surrounded by friends and family that Jennifer Bott, dean of the Miller College of Business, said receiving a 2017 Business Journal Woman of Influence Award finally felt real.
All things considered, the pool of nominations for this year’s awards are the best they’ve been in a long time. Even though the Grammys are trying really hard to make Record of the Year their top prize, most people still have their eyes on Album of the Year, and this year’s choices for the gold are stacked.
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.
Sitting in the emergency room, waiting to be seen, is not fun for anyone. Now, IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital has a new feature for kids.
With the approaching holidays come new events hosted by Cornerstone Center for the Arts.
Now as long as the gaming industry exists many more weird games will and the only thing that we the people can do is play them, question reality, and then go seek some form of mental help.
As the Minnetrista staff prepares for their annual Enchanted Luminaria Walk, colorful ornaments, lights and holiday decorations adorn the grounds.
Self-love and self-worth are two words Sierra Hawthorne, junior magazine media journalism major, focused on when creating her upcoming clothing line, Ego Clothing & Apparel.
From studying the human body to learning new exercises and teaching them to others, exercise science majors share various distinctive characteristics and an underlying passion for improving peoples’ lives through exercise.
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.”
One company is squaring up to be the new face of Ball State’s doughnuts.
After the rush of Cyber Monday, groups across the nation celebrate a day of philanthropy known as #GivingTuesday.
Has the public finally given into superhero fatigue or is it all a lie? Looking at it, I don’t think it’s superhero movies that have the problem. In fact, superhero movies are the exception considering how well they do. The problem isn't from with superheroes, but with Hollywood itself.
These Thanksgiving decorations can be made in five steps or less. Decorate your table, door and walls to celebrate the final weeks of fall.
Nickelodeon has now dug itself into a hole, relying too much on “cheap” and “safe” entertainment, allowing competitors like Cartoon Network and Disney XD to dominate in the cartoon industry. Without a major change in direction, Nickelodeon may never revive the success of the Splat-era Nicktoons. But what catalyst could incite such a drastic change? Well, as it turns out, Dan Schneider.
Disappointed by the lack of new Alolan forms in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon? You can always find fun and fake Pokemon around the Internet.
While teaching at a summer music festival in Spain, Robert Palmer, Ball State professor of Music, met Frank Wibaut, artistic director of the Hastings International Concerto Competition, and was invited to serve on the jury for the 2015 competition.
