The Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Endowed Chair schooled her audience on what it means to be a Foley artist who creates sound for cinema and television in Art and Journalism Building Room 175 April 9.
For the third year in a row, students from Ball State’s International Justice Mission and organizations around campus are standing at the Scramble Light to raise awareness for human trafficking. This year, they’re standing for 24 hours to represent each day a person spends in slavery, from 12 p.m.
Islamic Awareness Week concluded with a panel of Muslims answering questions and discussing their culture with students.
The Northside of Muncie will have 300 new jobs available by 2024. Govenor Mike Pence came to Muncie to introduce these jobs at ASONS.
The Muncie City Council suspended rules in order to discuss RFRA immediately.
It’s not every day that a college professor can include iconic television shows and working with directors such as Tim Burton on her résumé. But Vanessa Ament can. She's even worked on "Die Hard" and Disney's "Beauty and the Beast."
The "Muslims for Life" blood drive was cancelled by the Indiana Blood Center for the second semester in a row.
A new athletics tradition for students will begin in the Fall 2015 semester. The current Student Government Association executive slate had a platform point to create a Ball State “B” on the football field.
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Ball State football coach Pete Lembo has announced former letterwinners Tom Broderick and and Kurt Humes will serve as honorary coaches for the team's spring game.
To the future vice president of Student Government Association, Gandhi is more than a figure in a history textbook. Her grandfather worked for him, promoting his regime in Southern India.
Ball State’s 24-year-old improv comedy group has had plenty of time to entertain students over the years, but no improv festival of their own to perform in. So they created one.
He had never thought about playing volleyball until the coach approached him and asked him to play. But after some tension between he and the varsity baseball coach, Welsh-White decided to give volleyball a try.
After a member of Greek life was diagnosed with breast cancer, Ball State’s Panhellenic Council decided to step up and do what they could to help.
In the final Strother show of the season, the Department of Theatre and Dance presents “Iphigenia 2.0” by Charles Mee, a modern-day version of Euripides’ classic, “Iphigenia in Aulis.”
Starting in August 2014, Ball State implemented an online education program for all incoming freshmen and transfer students called Think About It. Of the incoming freshmen in 2014, 86.7 percent completed the program, which Tom Gibson, associate vice president for student affairs, said was a good completion rate. In order to encourage students to finish the course, students receive weekly emails reminding them to take it.
Lauren Chapman is a senior journalism news and telecommunications major and writes ‘Miss Know-It-All’ for The Daily News.
Coming off a 7-2 win against Eastern Illinois in the first game, Ball State secured a 4-3 win in eight innings over the Panthers to sweep the doubleheader.
Ball State took another short break from Mid-American Conference play to face off against Eastern Illinois in a double header.
Dear Daily News, In years past, students were able to vote in categories like ‘Best Religious Hangout’ or ‘Best Religious Organization’ on ‘The Best of Ball State’. This year, you removed any type of religious organization voting completely.
