Students will go barefoot to bring awareness for TOMS
April 8, 2010Hundreds of shoeless students will walk through their daily routine today to simulate the conditions many people face around the world every day.
Hundreds of shoeless students will walk through their daily routine today to simulate the conditions many people face around the world every day.
Many students see their inability to get a job or internship this summer as a negative. This is far from the truth. In fact, not being tied down this summer could lead to one of the greatest experiences of your life.
He's sitting in a dark room, isolated from any lights, cameras and crew. Staring at a monitor non-stop for two to eight hours at a time is the least glamorous part of editing. Over 100 hours of editing went into the production of Dan Finnen's "Run Hollywood Summer." The final product unfolds as a surreal sense of accomplishment and a reward for all the effort and time put into making it.
Bowling Green (8-15-1, 2-4) will be looking to turn around their disappointing season against Ball State (11-16, 5-1) when the three-game series begins today at 3 p.m.
Monday was the deadline to register to vote for the May 4 Indiana primary elections, and Delaware County had a total turnout of 86,660 registrations.
Sixteen Ball State University organizations will compete today while offering lunch-seekers an all-you-can-eat chili buffet in Public Relations Student Society of America's ninth annual Cardinal Chili Challenge.
Citizens of Muncie and Ball State University can now travel a little greener.
Two of the five new Muncie Indiana Transit System's hybrid electric-diesel buses are now circulating the area, including Ball State University.
Getting involved on campus and establishing community are staples of success for a college student, but for freshman commuters, these goals aren't a top priority.
The Manhattan Project was the creation of the atomic bomb during World War II. The play "Daughters of Trinity: The Women of the Manhattan Project" will be performed this week after months of collaboration between the faculty and students of the Ball State University theater department, and it features a handful of women playing parts that are historically accurate to the real Manhattan Project that took place in Los Alamos, N.M.
Victims of the battery assault Wednesday morning said they never would have expected being slapped on the behind as they walked down Neely Avenue at about 8 a.m.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The five Indiana Republicans running for U.S. Senate are facing each other in a debate Thursday in the first of four such meetings in the next two weeks.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Five new states are joining a lawsuit initiated by Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum to overturn the massive health care overhaul recently signed into law.
The mysterious Happy Friday Guy sits down for a rare one-on-one interview.
As a part of Ball State's Greek Week 2010, fraternities and sororities participated in Human Foosball at Scheumann Stadium.
Monkeys, monsters and marimba players have one thing in common: They were all on stage in Pruis Hall on Wednesday night.
Local hip-hop artists Mystery School, comprised of Merc Versus and his brother, will help kick-start the National Record Store Day events next week at Village Green Records.The Detroit branch of the Wu-Tang Clan, The Wisemen, have welcomed Mystery School with open arms to perform and record songs together.
He is one of the greatest mysteries of Ball State University's culture. He is the "campus experience." He is Happy Friday Guy III. Happy Friday Guy III made his debut appearance last month to revitalize the weekly tradition. Many consider him a campus celebrity, but Happy Friday III said he doesn't like the spotlight to be placed solely on him. As his name suggests, Happy Friday Guy comes out on Fridays between noon and 3 p.m., traveling around campus for three hours to pass out candy and greet students.
My immediate response, after I snickered at the word buttocks (sorry), was appreciation that my campus was willing to recognize this as assault and send out a warning: recognition that they were beginning to take this type of non-consensual assault seriously.
King College is not a name that with star power, but when it takes on No. 15 Ball State University at 7 p.m in Worthen Arena. it will be proof that volleyball is a growing sport.
