Opinion 4/9/2021, 6:00pm Senior creative writing major Ian Roesler poses for a photo April 7, 2021, in the photojournalism studio. According to data from a 2019 YouGov poll, 12 percent of Americans like pineapple as a pizza topping. Jaden Whiteman, DN Illustration The Gaggle: Pineapple-beration By Ian Roesler If you don’t like pineapples, you’re wrong, but you’re even more wrong if you put them on pizza. Pineapples are good. Pizza is good. Combined, however, they are not. It’s a culinary aberration, the likes of which has been normalized in Western society and ingrained itself into the hearts and young minds of impressionable individuals.
Opinion 4/9/2021, 6:00pm The Gaggle: Pineapple-beration By Ian Roesler If you don’t like pineapples, you’re wrong, but you’re even more wrong if you put them on pizza.
news 4/9/2021, 3:00pm Indiana creates new Cyber Blog to help Hoosiers stay safe online By Angelica Gonzalez As people search for information about COVID-19 vaccines, cyberattackers are targeting people to give health care information, payment or passwords for scams related to the pandemic.
news 4/9/2021, 3:00pm Ball State hosts fourth peace conference By Staff Reports Ball State is hosting its fourth Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference April 9-10. The theme this year is "Building a Beloved Community," and will feature presentations, dance performances and opportunities for networking.
Soccer 4/8/2021, 7:06pm Cardinals defeat Northern Illinois to complete season sweep By Charleston Bowles Perseverance was the key for Ball State (5-2-1) in its 1-0 victory over Northern Illinois (1-8) Thursday afternoon. Head coach Josh Rife was proud of the resolve and determination the Cardinals showed.
news 4/8/2021, 3:00pm Ball State plans for new residence hall to be hub for education, humanities majors By Maya Wilkins and Eli Houser LaFollette Residence Hall was a key structure in Ball State’s campus skyline just two years ago, casting a large shadow over the two-story Carmichael Hall close by. Now, the majority of LaFollette and all of Carmichael Hall is gone, and in their place stands the North residential neighborhood, which includes North Residence Hall and North Dining. The new residence hall will open in fall 2021.
news 4/8/2021, 2:43pm Eligible Ball State students to receive COVID-19 financial assistance By Staff Reports Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns sent out an email to students eligible for federal COVID-19 financial assistance around 1 p.m. April 8.
Football 4/8/2021, 12:19pm Collective hope: Former Ball State Football player Harold Hogue created his own business inspired by his experience as a Cardinal By Hunter Skillman He graduated college in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science and is currently using his life skills he learned from his football career to run his own Dallas-based business, CoSpero Consulting. According to its website, CoSpero Consulting works with clients ranging from local food pantries to multimillion-dollar entities to help those organizations find ways to help people in need.
Campus 4/8/2021, 10:00am How to use your 5 senses to combat homesickness this spring semester By Staff Reports Because of this semester’s adjusted school calendar due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students weren’t able to travel home for their typical week-long spring break from classes.
news 4/7/2021, 10:19pm Ball State SGA introduces new executive tickets, presents 'State of the Senate' address By Maya Wilkins At its final meeting of the 2020-21 legislative session, Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) passed an amendment to introduce executive slates in future elections and President Connor Sanburn gave his last “State of the Senate” address.
news 4/7/2021, 5:00pm Ball State students discuss receiving COVID-19 vaccines By Grace McCormick Only five hospitals and clinics in Indiana had received doses of COVID-19 vaccines the week the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for emergency use in December 2020. Nearly four months later, more than 400 vaccine clinics have opened in the state.
video 4/7/2021, 12:00pm Latinxpalooza By Josh Bennett Lsu hosts Latinxpalooza, a talent show for Ball State students on April 2nd.
Muncie Origins 4/7/2021, 10:00am Rosebud Coffee House invites neighbors to 'gather around the kitchen table' on Muncie’s Southside By Nicole Thomas Sunday mornings throughout her childhood, Tiara Hicks would wake up on her grandparents’ farm to the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
Campus 4/8/2021, 10:00am How to use your 5 senses to combat homesickness this spring semester By Staff Reports Because of this semester’s adjusted school calendar due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students weren’t able to travel home for their typical week-long spring break from classes.
Muncie Origins 4/7/2021, 10:00am Rosebud Coffee House invites neighbors to 'gather around the kitchen table' on Muncie’s Southside By Nicole Thomas Sunday mornings throughout her childhood, Tiara Hicks would wake up on her grandparents’ farm to the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
news 3/10/2021, 4:00pm McDonald’s advertising collaboration, historic Muncie sign gain social media attention
Muncie Origins 3/10/2021, 3:00pm Muncie couple opens Fresh Market Treats, first brick-and-mortar freeze-dried candy store
Indiana creates new Cyber Blog to help Hoosiers stay safe online news 4/9/2021, 3:00pm By Angelica Gonzalez As people search for information about COVID-19 vaccines, cyberattackers are targeting people to give health care information, payment or passwords for scams related to the pandemic.
The Shondell Effect Volleyball 2/24/2020, 4:27pm By Jack Williams Two names hold the significance of royalty in Delaware County.
Cardinals defeat Northern Illinois to complete season sweep Soccer 4/8/2021, 7:06pm By Charleston Bowles Perseverance was the key for Ball State (5-2-1) in its 1-0 victory over Northern Illinois (1-8) Thursday afternoon. Head coach Josh Rife was proud of the resolve and determination the Cardinals showed.
Bold Type: Not just a fairytale Opinion 4/6/2021, 5:00pm By Taylor Smith The relationships in my family have shown me true love does exist. Never in my life have I doubted the existence of true love or soul mates — people who were put on this earth to be our perfect match — because I have grown up with two parents whose hearts beat perfectly in sync, and, for me, witnessing 21 years of the love they share is enough proof that true love does exist.
Ball State assistant professor of music reminisces on his time performing in the Singing Sergeants of U.S. Air Force Band Where They Were Before 3/31/2021, 3:00pm By Nicole Thomas and Sumayyah Muhammad Born and raised in Detroit, the city where “everybody can sing,” Aaron Paige, Ball State assistant professor of music, said music has been a prominent part of his life for as long as he can remember.
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