Opinion 3/18/2022, 6:00pm Under the Information Ocean By Sophie Nulph Social media is a double-edged sword; it tempts you with the information you know will weigh down your soul.
Opinion 3/10/2022, 10:00am Hiding in the Shadows By Sophie Nulph Women aren’t taught “what’s next” when they choose not to have kids or are unable — they are simply asked “why?”
Black History Month 2/28/2022, 6:08pm OUR VIEW: More than a Month By Editorial Board More than a century ago, Carter G. Woodson traveled from his home in Washington, D.C. to Chicago, where he celebrated the 50th anniversary of emancipation with thousands of other Black Americans at Chicago Coliseum. The exhibits inside commemorated Black achievements since the abolition of slavery, and what Woodson saw inspired him to highlight and memorialize Black heritage while educating others through developing curriculum, journals and organizations dedicated to Black History.
Opinion 2/28/2022, 10:00am Our Stories, Our Pride By John Lynch OPINION: When queer representation is done wrong, it breaks my heart, but it also strengthens my desire to do it right.
Opinion 2/24/2022, 10:00am Torching Media Mistrust By Joey Sills OPINION: This is a world that is skeptical of journalists, both student and professional. We sometimes present a truth others don’t want to hear, and we’ve been punished for it.
Opinion 2/18/2022, 4:00pm Emotion loading … By Grace McCormick I learned from the character Lloyd Braun in season 9, episode 3 of “Seinfeld,” dismissing your emotions leads to bottling up anger or resentment, and “eventually you blow … serenity now, insanity later.”
Opinion 2/17/2022, 5:00pm Culture Crush: Lauren Smith-Fields — Episode Six By Zahria Hart On this episode of Culture Crush, host Zahria Hart discusses the mishandling of Lauren Smith-Fields' case by the Bridgeport Police Department.
Opinion 2/13/2022, 10:00am Black-ing Out History By KwaTashea Marfo When our curriculum centers its lessons on a sanitized version of history, students are not taught how to respect and appreciate cultures different from their own, resulting in insensitivity and distrust toward people of color.
Opinion 2/3/2022, 12:00am Grieving without guilt By Maya Wilkins My relationship with my grandmother had always been strained. You would think it would make losing her easier, but it actually made it a lot harder.
Opinion 1/29/2022, 10:00am Unearned Return By Grayson Joslin If Ball State accepts Theta Chi’s attempt to come back and reestablish a new chapter, Ball State’s administration will be setting a dangerous precedent for Greek Life organizations.
Opinion 1/17/2022, 7:00pm Thank you for being a friend By Sophie Nulph Betty White filled the grandmother, mother and friend role needed by so many generations of women before me.
Opinion 1/3/2022, 11:00am Girls Will Be Girls By Emily Hunter Femininity itself is not toxic. But controlling and weaponizing femininity certainly is.
Opinion 1/1/2022, 7:00pm If there’s one thing 2021 taught me… By Taylor Smith The only constant you will ever have, for every new year you celebrate, is yourself, so you may as well treat yourself kindly and give yourself room to grow.
Opinion 12/11/2021, 10:00am Know your worth By Shwetha Sundarrajan Will we be the generation that can live in a world where there’s an actual work-life balance?
Opinion 12/7/2021, 10:00am One Last Lap By Sophie Nulph There’s nothing wrong with five, or three, or taking a gap semester and coming back to study something completely different than what you originally had planned.
Opinion 12/2/2021, 4:00pm Wounds at home By John Lynch Rittenhouse was always going to get away with murder, not because of the facts of the situation, but because of the country we live in, a system that prioritizes white innocence over the suffering of others.
Opinion 11/18/2021, 5:00pm Costs of War By Richard Kann To me, the “War on Terror” was a lost cause I didn't believe America would win.
Opinion 11/12/2021, 4:00pm Next to nothing By Lila Fierek If you plan to rely on an on-campus job to pay for college, good luck Charlie Cardinal.
Opinion 11/5/2021, 10:00am Puppy Love By Sophie Nulph Mabel has never received emotional support training, yet she knows how to communicate what she needs, and more importantly, what she thinks I need.
Opinion 11/2/2021, 4:00pm Remnant of the Monarchy By Joey Sills A system that gives so much power to a handful of individuals does not seem to be one that takes into account the popular consensus.
2022 Delaware County Fair 7/15/2022, 5:58pm 2022 Delaware County Fair runs July 11-23, events for July 15-23 upcoming By Staff Reports
Government/abortion 7/24/2022, 10:00am Indiana Capital Chronicle: Vice President Kamala Harris coming to Indiana Monday
Baseball 7/15/2022, 9:58am Still a firefighter: Ahead of likely being selected in the 2022 MLB Draft, Ball State Baseball pitcher Tyler Schweitzer reflects on going from reliever to MAC Pitcher of the Year
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