DO YOU COPY?: 'Legends of Tomorrow' kicks off with shaky but successful pilot
By Daniel Brount / January 22, 2016Daniel Brount is a senior creative writing major and writes ‘Do You Copy?’ for the Daily News.
Daniel Brount is a senior creative writing major and writes ‘Do You Copy?’ for the Daily News.
Levi Todd is a sophomore English major and writes "Leave it to Levi" for the Daily News.
There’s an upset amongst viewers of the annual Oscars award show. This year, like last, all the Academy Awards for lead and supporting actors are white.
There are fewer things hotter than Benghazi in September – what? Did you think I was going to say John Krasinski in “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi”?
Daniel Brount is a senior creative writing major and writes ‘Do You Copy?’ for the Daily News.
Throughout Gov. Mike Pence’s annual State of the State address on Jan. 12, he repeatedly emphasized how strong the state of Indiana is. The summer of 2016 marks Indiana’s 200th year as a state, and Pence said it has seen “remarkable growth” since it was founded.
Anna Wiegand is a senior integrated studies major and writes ‘Tower of Babel' for the Daily News.
Ben Richter is a sophomore telecommunications major and writes film reviews for the Daily News.
But before we move on completely, let’s appreciate the five years that Pete Lembo gave to Ball State. After all, he did something as the Cardinals’ head coach that the 15 before him had not.
Lawmakers will present a number of bills intended to protect those with religious beliefs.
Our most seen, shared and commented-on stories of fall 2015. Beautiful Luxurious Muncie You've probably seen the videos of Ray Toffer, star of the "Beautiful Luxurious Muncie" Youtube series, but not as many people know the man behind the character, Stevie Hahn.
Winter Break is approaching and for many students, that means free time away from schoolwork and activities.
Hannah Schneider is a junior communications major and creative writing minor and writes 'Schneid Comments' for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily agree with those of the newspaper.
Let’s review some Ball State traditions most students experience before they graduate.
I'd like to start this off by saying: at least we're not Eastern Michigan. They finished the season 0-8 in the conference, 1-11 overall.
When the conversation during the Letterman Lecture on Nov. 30 turned to the lack of women directors in Hollywood, things got a little tricky.
Your button and sticker game is on point.
I couldn’t have been more excited for David Letterman to come to Ball State. He’s that alum that you brag about to your friends who picked the school that your entire high school went to.
I know there’s been a lot of chatter about Miller’s “sexist” reply to Dave’s “women in filmmaking” question during last Monday’s Letterman lecture, so I’d like to add my voice to the conversation.
AT ISSUE: Ball State’s Strategic Communications department can deny interviews to journalism students for class, undermining the university’s academic integrity.