Nobody Seems to be There
By Rick Purtha / February 3, 2015According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 15 – 24.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 15 – 24.
The perfect way to conquer the cold and beat the heat is to layer.
Much like the internet after Beyoncé’s equality charged 2014 VMA performance, enrollment in Ball State Women’s and Gender Studies classes has exploded.
The hamburger, thought to be coined from an emigrant from Hamburg, Germany, is a tradition that has become one of the first images people think of when they hear “American Cuisine.” Hamburgers are versatile, easily personalized and can be as unique as a child’s imagination.
Valerie Weingart has been plotting a murder for three years, and this Tuesday, she’s finally going to follow through with her plan.
Sarah Hollowell, a senior creative writing major, listened as Meghan Trainor belted “All About That Bass.” Hollowell watched as women like size 22 model Tess Holliday embraced their full figures through Instagram and Twitter. But Hollowell wanted to take it a step further.
Here are the most notable commercials of Superbowl XLIX.
Who cares about the score when Katy Perry performs during Super Bowl XLIX's halftime? Here are five things you need to know about Katy Perry’s time to shine.
With the Weather Channel forecasting a possibility of six inches of snow, busy college students should be celebrating instead of feeling obligated to complete mundane activities. Here’s a quick guide on what to do with this rare free time.
Students will see no “Do not touch” signs at this month’s Atrium Gallery exhibit, which includes the work of two Ball State professors and allows exhibit goers to handle the displays.
And behind door number one is Erin Gladieux, guiding you through this week's pop culture revelations.
Racism, censorship and warfare. Director of the David Owsley Museum of Art, Robert La France, admits that those subjects might not make for appropriate dinner conversation, but at a temporary exhibit in Ball State’s art museum, impolite dialogue isn’t just tolerated, it’s encouraged.
In a society often preoccupied with physical appearance,Psychology Today found that 38 percent of women and 34 percent of men are not satisfied with their body image.
With mats strewn across the floor and looks of anticipation on her student’s faces, Becca Chalfant, a senior exercise science major, begins the strenuous, 30-minute workout known as Insanity.
Senior Arlee Post sits in the studio surrounded by sketches, fabrics and the sewing materials she is using on her current clothing collection.
His carefully selected mixes still play during warm-ups and the basketball band fills in the time that used to be occupied by his beats, but Ball State basketball players still miss the presence of DJ Kenneth Rush.
At Paris' high-octane couture week, what happens on the catwalk is only half the story. Here are the highlights and tidbits of the first day of haute couture collections, including show reports for Atelier Versace, Dior and Schiaparelli.
When the 18-member a cappella group, SedOctave heard they received third at the first ICCA Midwest Quarterfinal competition, they jumped in the air and screamed. But they knew it wasn’t just a win for their fledgling group, it was one for Ball State too.
Adkisson, a graduate student studying sport administration, loves the silent, vibrating alarm clock feature on her Fitbit Charge, as well as many others.
