Art, performances kick off Women's History Month
March 4, 2010The second annual Women of Arts event titled "I'm Every Woman" kicked off Ball State University's celebration of Women's History Month with performances from singers, dancers and poets.
The second annual Women of Arts event titled "I'm Every Woman" kicked off Ball State University's celebration of Women's History Month with performances from singers, dancers and poets.
The Chirp TV crew previews the game between the men's basketball team and Western Michigan
The CHIRP TV crew previews the sports teams in action for the weekend of March 5, 2010.
The Chirp TV crew discusses the resignation of women's volleyball coach Dave Boos.
The local Census Office is offering up to $12.50 an hour to students willing to work in the Muncie area for two to six weeks.
Portland Public Schools in Michigan will have to change their "Raider bird" logo after reaching an agreement with Ball State University for rights over the logo.
They experienced their first snow, their first roller skating trip and for most, their first visit to the United States. Six musical theater students from Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria, South Africa, have been visiting Ball State University with professor Josef du Preez, head of the dance and theater department at Tshwane. The group has been visiting Muncie for six weeks after Harold Mortimer, associate professor of musical theater, began planning the trip with du Preez last year. This was the first time a group of students from Tshwane came to Ball State.
Stan Parrish filled the final coaching position on the Ball State University staff this week, hiring Jason Bettcher as defensive ends coach.
Five people arrested in this week's arrest log
Student Government Assocation raised concern on certain bylaw revisions proposed during Cardinal Impact's last regular senate meeting Wednesday evening.
As you travel to your exotic destination — or stay in Muncie — it's important to remember to stay safe. We want all of you to have fun and return in one piece. Along those lines, here are some phrases you definitely don't want to hear over break.
Spring Break can be a magical time for Ball State University students. Midterms are over, classwork is put on hold and a week away from snow-covered Muncie is finally a possibility. However, there are always those students who have job obligations, no money or simply nowhere else to go. Indiana will be their only destination for Spring Break. From Saturday to March 15, they will have to make the best of what the area has to offer.
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I was talking with a friend recently about "big questions." Those are the ones that you're not supposed to think about on a daily basis — ones such as: "What's the point of life?" or "Is there really an absolute morality?" Maybe even, "What will happen to the universe?" and "What is truth, anyway?"
Ball State University students and faculty working on the new immersive learning project "Alzheimer's: Never Forget" are looking for family members of Alzheimer's patients who are interested in sharing their experiences with the disease.
On Feb. 19, the Muncie Civic Theatre debuted the classic play "The Miracle Worker." The story centers around teacher Annie Sullivan who is hired to help Helen Keller, a young blind, deaf and mute girl. The play takes place in 20th-century Alabama and focuses on Keller's early childhood, including her daily life with a passive mother, authoritative father and snarky half-brother. Sullivan works tirelessly to help Keller learn how to communicate with others despite her incredible limitations and erratic attitude.
Seniors like Ben Karwoski and Ben Battjes are seeing their careers come down to the end beginning with today's championships. But the lasting legacy they have left on the program will remain.
The Hoosier Heartland Red Cross in Muncie is offering free disaster relief training courses on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to those interested in becoming a certified disaster relief volunteer for the American Red Cross.
Here are the fun things you can do in Muncie over Spring break!
This year's Student Government Association election has been praised as a smooth one without the issues of the previous two elections. Although this may seem true to an outsider, anyone close to the organization or campaign knows this is far from the truth.
