politics 4/10/2017, 3:04pm Gorsuch sworn into Supreme Court, vows to serve Constitution By Associated Press President Donald Trump praised new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch during a White House swearing-in ceremony on Monday.
campus 4/10/2017, 12:00pm New SGA bill could get blue loop bus to run year-round By Colton LeTourneau Having to walk to class with Indiana's ever-changing weather can be a drag; the Student Government Association is trying to change that for students who live on the east side of campus by proposing a new bill.
campus 4/10/2017, 6:17am Frog Baby Film Festival inspires filmmakers, audience members By Lauren Delorenzo / Reporter A red carpet, live music, fancy dress and of course, the smell of popcorn meant the 2017 Frog Baby Film Festival was in full swing.
news 4/7/2017, 12:00pm New app created to help sexual assault survivors By Lauren Owens With the high number of sexual assaults happening among college students, there are those who wish to help. Capptivation has created an app called Reach Out Editions to do just that.
muncie 4/7/2017, 10:00am Community members witness drunk driving crash re-enactment By Andrew Smith and Andrew Harp Delaware County community members joined together Thursday to witness the reality of what it’s like to be involved in a drunk driving incident.
campus 4/6/2017, 3:00pm University Singers to perform 53rd annual Spectacular show By Jeremy Masukevich / NewsLink Indiana The Ball State University Singers will be presenting their 53rd annual Spectacular this weekend.
muncie 4/6/2017, 12:00pm Local 'Conservation Tales' authors to host meet and greet By Evan Hatfield Associate biology professor Tom J. McConnell and Ball State art student Sami Pfaff will host a meet and greet about their book 'Conservation Tales: The Cerulean Warbler' tonight at the Twin Archer Brew Pub on W. Charles Street at 5 p.m. as part of Muncie's First Thursday.
news 4/6/2017, 12:00pm Ball State 69th most common stolen email domain on dark web By Kara Berg Ball State has more than 36,000 stolen or fake emails listed on the dark web, according to a new study.
campus 4/6/2017, 10:00am SGA Senate passes dead week resolution, goes to Campus Council The Student Government Association Senate passed a resolution Wednesday restricting major classwork during the week before final exams.
campus 4/5/2017, 3:58pm BREAKING STEREOTYPES: I'm a part of University Democrats, but... By Allie Kirkman , Jake Helmen and Ryan Shank The Daily News decided to start this video series to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers.
campus 4/5/2017, 3:23pm Students send letters to state legislators to help replace Cooper By Brynn Mechem The Cooper Physical Science Building was built in 1970, with renovations in 2001, and is a building that leaves many students and faculty wishing for more.
politics 4/5/2017, 12:08pm Trump removes Bannon from National Security Council By The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has removed chief strategist Steve Bannon from the National Security Council, reversing a controversial early decision to give Bannon access to the high-level meetings.
muncie 4/5/2017, 11:16am We’re Trying Collective only $1,500 away from creating city mural; Update: $10,000 goal nearly accomplished By Andrew Harp Muncie is only $1,500 from having its own mural to call its own.
news 4/4/2017, 5:01pm Sexual assault underreporting remains despite efforts By Allie Kirkman Nicole* knew him before and they both lived in the same residence hall at Southern Illinois University, where she attended undergrad.
campus 4/4/2017, 3:56pm Spectrum kicks off week of events with community collaboration By Mary Freda False lashes, contour and hairspray kicked off Spectrum’s Spring Week 2017.
campus 4/4/2017, 12:00pm AASA to host week of cultural events By Andrew Smith The Asian American Student Association "I Am Visible" week of events kicked off last Friday and will be continuing the rest of the week.
soccer 4/3/2017, 4:51pm Ball State soccer adds Indy Eleven player to coaching staff By Staff Reports Eamon Zayed will help coach the Cardinals in his "free time from his club obligations."
campus 4/3/2017, 3:00pm Provost's office discontinues Freshman Connections program By Evan Hatfield The Freshman Connections program sponsored a yearly Freshman Common Reader and an essay, as well as a visit by the author of the year's Common Reader.
news 4/3/2017, 1:04pm Ball State students produce global content at Vatican for World Water Week By Maggie Stolfa Four graduate students in the Center for Emerging Media Design and Developement master’s program spent three days helping Circle of Blue produce “WATERSHED: Replenishing Water Values for a Thirsty World,” hosted by Pope Francis at the Vatican during World Water Week 2017.
news 4/3/2017, 12:34pm First vote on Gorsuch nears with starkly opposing views By Associated Press A starkly divided Senate panel on Monday weighed President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, with Republicans casting Neil Gorsuch as a fiercely independent judge and Democrats complaining that his testimony "diluted with ambiguity" makes him the wrong choice.
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football 1/13/2022, 4:00pm I am a photojournalist: Photographing the Camellia Bowl forced me outside my journalistic comfort zone
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