Six signs you're a public relations major
By Megan Melton / October 30, 20151. "You’re using your phone in some way, shape or form nine times out of 10." - Jessica Tebben, a freshman
1. "You’re using your phone in some way, shape or form nine times out of 10." - Jessica Tebben, a freshman
Since opening nearly 18 months ago, New Corner Brewing Company has seen growth and success. Sean Brady, owner and operator, is now hoping to take that success to a new location.
The costumes are bolder, the dance moves wilder and the levels of excitement higher at this year's dress rehearsals for Ball State’s shadow cast performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
Difficulties are expected when a new band forms, but local soul-rock group Declined embraced the inevitable and incorporated it into their name.
Ball State’s senior dance majors are a small group—just five in number. They’ve shimmied their way through four years of practicums, dance history and ballet classes—the first in their program to do so. Now, they’re preparing for the annual Senior Choreography Seminar from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1.
With Halloween just around the corner, you may still be searching for the perfect costume. Here's some tips on how to be the best dressed at the party.
A little 9-year-old girl sat at a table writing her Christmas wish list. Her parents asked her what she wanted from Santa.
The thought of monsters hiding under the bed has plagued children for generations — enough to inspire films like “Monsters, Inc.” and “Little Monsters.” One Ball State professor is known for creating a possible solution to the things that go “bump in the night.”
Four student designers showcased their pieces during Alpha Phi Omega’s annual Pretty and Pink Fashion show.
We live in a digital age. It’s a world that Randi Zuckerberg knows very well.
College students are having sex. The amount of 18-24 year-olds who reported doing “it” in the past 12 months is high —about 75 percent, according to a 2014 survey from the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. When it comes to birth control, 94 percent of 18-29 year-olds are confident they know how to prevent unplanned pregnancies.
The happiest day in many couples’ lives can also turn out to be the most expensive. The cost of getting married only continues to rise, causing many Millennials to delay marriage. The average wedding cost in 2014 was $31,213, which increased 4.5 percent from the previous year and that doesn’t include honeymoon costs, according to theknot.com.
Body modification can mean tattoos and piercings, but for one Ball State employee, the term encompasses a much different activity: suspension.
It’s the colors that Carolyn Dowling misses when she visits the loneliest continent on Earth.
Don’t buy a pre-made Halloween costume from a store. Here are some do-it-yourself options that are scary easy.
Daring is the word to describe journalist Gail Sheehy. It’s the name of her 2014 memoir, the hallmark of her career and what she encourages others to be.
1. "You went to the Renaissance fair instead of Homecoming." –Stone Robbins, junior
Social media has changed the way people interact in romantic relationships. Ball Bearings asks four individuals from different generations about how new technology has blurred the lines of healthy relationships
