Playing It By Ear
By Samantha Bohannon / February 11, 2015A bass guitar, piano, banjo and mandolin sit together by the fireplace in the living room; upstairs rests an acoustic guitar and cello.
A bass guitar, piano, banjo and mandolin sit together by the fireplace in the living room; upstairs rests an acoustic guitar and cello.
Nametags and collared shirts are traded for tattoos and tank tops emblazoned with blood-soaked logos of death metal bands. Lunchboxes become amplifiers, tuned to 11. Two everyday individuals become leading members of the down and dirty punk rock band, Kris Karate.
It all started his freshman year of college at a house party with a laptop. Two years later, he’s performed as a disc jockey over 100 times at parties and bars.
Raised within a Mennonite community in Goshen, Ind., Jesse Mack, a sophomore music education major, still keeps his faith and community close.
Gardy Gilbert has a blackboard account and a student I.D., but unlike some of his peers, he also needs a special backpack designed to help spine alignment. Gilbert is a freshman acting option major in Ball State’s Department of Theatre and Dance. All performance majors are required to buy a BackTpack, a T-shaped backpack that features two saddle style bags on either side.
Concerned about Village Green Records’ future, employee Travis Harvey confronted owner Josh Caldwell. Two weeks later, Harvey began running VGR.
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White Rabbit Books has been a Village favorite for 26 years, but befitting its fairy tale like exterior, it began as just a fantasy for its owner, Derek Edwards.
The seven women at the annual Miss Black and Gold pageant Saturday may have technically been facing off against each other, but the winner and coach said the pageant was anything but a competition.
On Saturday, the Fashion Merchandising Association held their annual charity event Cinderella’s Closet at the Alumni Center where high school students can purchase donated prom dresses at an affordable price.
The 57th annual Grammy awards start Sunday at 8 p.m. on CBS. Here is your guide to what to expect.
Check out the Unified Media coverage of President Paul Ferguson's State of the University
On a gloomy, January afternoon in the president’s office at Ball State University, first lady Grace Ferguson sat glancing at a table covered in framed family photos of herself, her husband, Ball State President Paul Ferguson, and their three children.
As soon as the pregnancy test turned positive, Alexis Major started crying and panicking. “The first person I wanted to call was my mom. I was crying hysterically and I thought my life was over,” she said. “I was like, I want to finish school.”
If you’ve walked into the north entrance of the Atrium, you might have echoed the concerns of several students and thought, “What is that smell?”
It was a cold and windy night at the Ball Honors House Tuesday as groups of students filed up to its stately, red door only to be greeted with disturbing news: a murder had occurred on the university owned grounds.
Another anonymous persona on campus would probably call Happy Friday Guy a pretty nice dude. That’s just how Compliment Guy is. Compliment Guy, while lesser known than his blue suited counterpart, has been bringing smiles to campus since 2013.
For as long as he has been able to hold a pencil, junior visual communications major Eric Jones said he has been drawing.
Emulators are hardware or software that duplicate the functions of one system in another system so the functions closely resemble the real system.
