Moana 2 lived up to my expectations of being incredibly disappointing. It was just another cash grab among the many sequels and live-action movies Disney has been putting out for about 10 years now. Overall it had beautiful animation, but everything else about it was rushed and sloppy.
Campus organization Man2Men hosted a talent show, allowing students to reconnect with their creative sides.
Dr. Chuck Reynolds talks about his first year with Muncie Community Schools and the school’s next five-year strategic plan.
Weather Forecaster Jay Lesyk is tracking a hot Friday followed by a rainy weekend.
SGA welcomed its new executive board for the next school year during its last meeting of the 2024-25 school year.
Small-town America, with its quiet charm and close-knit communities, offers European tourists a unique glimpse into the heart of the United States. Places like Delaware and its neighboring towns in the Mid-Atlantic region provide a slower-paced, authentic experience far removed from the hustle of cities like New York or Los Angeles.
Barnes & Noble helps reduce textbook costs for students
The sports administration program at Ball State University is taking a new approach to final projects.
The goal of Camp Kesem is to offer a completely free summer camp to kids who are affected by a loved one’s cancer.
From education, to psychology, to global politics, students share their findings for the CHIRPS Week’s Oral Presentations Day.
The Ball State football team hosted its annual spring showcase on April 14, and the first under new head coach, Mike Uremovich.
Weather Forecaster Evan Reed has the details on weekend showers and warmer temperatures.
Weather Forecaster Sydney Baugh is tracking warmer temperatures and spring showers.
This past Saturday, Professor Dave Call hosted a presentation to give students and staff an opportunity to learn about his book.
Find them on a bus tour or on the events page!
How queer individuals in powerful positions can help shape and inspire our community.
The Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall is the focus of sporting activity at Indiana University Bloomington. This hallowed space is where the town gathers to witness its prized basketball team. Yet by no means is it the only activity that takes place. The campus is filled with fitness and competition. Below, we discuss where to play, compete and unwind.
The non-profit organization “Say Yes to The Dress” free public event.
Online gambling has become increasingly popular as it is now much easier to access, and offers heightened excitement, plus the potential to win a little extra cash. For students, this could be an appealing way to combine fun and the chance to earn money, especially at a time when balancing student budgets can be tricky. With platforms offering low-stakes options and a wide range of games, students can enjoy playing casino games without the risk of overspending. By approaching it as a casual hobby and staying mindful of limits, gambling can be an entertaining and low-pressure experience, all while sticking to a tight budget.
The crew set off on a 5-minute journey to space.
