Students compete in Germany, gain valuable world experience
By Emma Kate Fittes / January 7, 2013Students compete in Germany, gain valuable world experience
Students compete in Germany, gain valuable world experience
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Grammy Awards celebrated the diversity of music as six different artists tied for lead nominee — Kanye West, Jay-Z, Frank Ocean, Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, Mumford & Sons and fun.
In 15 days, our planet will perish — or so say some musings.
For people like one Elwood, Ind., man, any disaster — even apocalyptic — is taken seriously.
For many families, it has become a tradition to visit the Muncie Kiwanis tree lot on the corner of Wysor and High streets to purchase a Christmas tree.
Nothing in this world can truly define a love-hate relationship like a “Best Albums of the Year” list. Some choices may make you triumphantly clench your fist in the air, but some choices may leave you angry.
A heavy bass beat filled Cardinal Hall as models for this semester’s Fashion Promotion class practiced stomping it out down the runway.
University Theatre will travel back in time.
Ball State fashion students are putting their class knowledge and creativity into producing a fashion show Sunday afternoon titled “Made in the Midwest.”
As the month comes to a close, campus seems to be speckled with the appearance of lumberjacks and Vikings.
Every Thursday, Amber Griffith goes to The Locker Room with a group of friends for penny pitchers but stays until the end of the night to sing songs during karaoke.
When graphic arts management major Chris Moak started his clothing company High Top Society Co., he drew inspiration from the skateboarding, snowboarding and surfing lifestyle that he grew up around.
Despite the ongoing National Hockey League turbulence, student fans remain dedicated to the sport.
Bella Swan, James Bond and Abe Lincoln have combined to lift Hollywood to record Thanksgiving revenue at the box office.
At 420 N. Martin St., in the shadow of Cleo’s Bourbon Bar, stands a worn, brown metal door. It leads to a flight of stairs and into 420 Underground.
Three things tend to be consistent with Thanksgiving: spending time with family, giving thanks and eating turkey.
Thanksgiving; giving thanks. It’s not a difficult term to dissect.
Thanksgiving and copious amounts of food go hand-in-hand. However, for some people, affording food is a daily struggle.
Cultural memory does not merely reside in photographs and films — it is produced by them.
