Dill Street Bar holds grand opening
By Aric Chokey / September 12, 2013After giving the public a preview over the weekend, Dill Street Bar officially opened its doors Wednesday for its grand opening.
After giving the public a preview over the weekend, Dill Street Bar officially opened its doors Wednesday for its grand opening.
Thor Goodman cannot stand still. Squeezed into a small living room, his eyes stay focused on the wall in front of him as he stomps the carpet and wires under his feet. His bandmates surround him, matching his level of excitement, crammed onto the small section of floor space.
It was just another opportunity.
Student Government Association passed its budget last week, allocating how it will spend its funding of roughly $91,000 throughout the year.
Democrats, republicans and fraternity brothers gathered Wednesday to commemorate the events of 9/11 with a candlelight vigil around Shafer Tower. The University Democrat and Republican organizations hosted the event.
Chloe Anagnos took office as the Student Government Association president today.
Ball State’s ROTC, the Cardinal Battalion, are hosting a bake sale at the Scramble Light today to benefit the USO, a national nonprofit whose mission is to support the troops.
SHANKSVILLE, Pa. — The families of the passengers and crew aboard United Flight 93 on Wednesday recalled their loved ones as heroes who made history with unselfish and quick actions.
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Swords are clashing. One student loses an arm after being hit by a battle-axe. Another stops mid-conversation to rush an opponent and shoot them with an arrow. People are in a free-for-all battle, falling to the ground until the shadow of Shafer Tower falls upon them.
The former vice president of Student Government Association finally had time to calm down after last week’s whirlwind, which resulted in her unexpected ascent to SGA’s presidential role. Chloe Anagnos, a junior, said the feeling of being student body president and representing students is humbling.
Zack Ryan wasn’t allowed to grow out his hair at St. Ignatius High School in Westlake, Ohio.
Students recount their stories of Sept. 11, 2001 and discuss the impact the event still has today.
The Student Government Association current president pro-tempore will achieve a long-held dream when she takes office as vice president.
Brandon Puszkiewicz recited a loved one’s name and lit a candle on the University Green to honor someone that he lost to suicide. Puszkiewicz, The Alive Campaign vice president of public relations, and many others sat in a circle with blue ribbons that represent suicide awareness and wrote “love” on their arms to raise awareness.
Jagdish Khubchandani, an assistant community health education professor, released a report saying 78 percent of students across Midwestern college campuses oppose allowing concealed handguns.
1. The injury bug has started to bite Ball State.
“If I was in a store and I saw this book, I wouldn’t pick it up either.” This ironic statement was met with bursts of laughter from students as best-selling author, Conor Grennan, took the stage.
Apple unveiled two new iPhone models Tuesday. See a breakdown of the new phones and a list of features below.
