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Attendance at the movie theaters skyrockets, creating a community past the screen.
MUNCIE, Ind- Contradicting the rising ticket prices at the movie theater, attendance rates in the cinemas this year have skyrocketed. With the movie theater snacks like popcorn and candy and the newly anticipated releases frequenting the screens; more people are going to the theaters, and the leading demographic is primarily Gen Z.
Coexisting with Construction: How Ball State centers its construction around its students
MUNCIE, Ind.- As student life continues to flourish on Ball State University’s campus, so do new construction projects. Walking throughout campus, it is common to see construction sites, barricades or wire fences. Sometimes these barricades can be disruptive to the student experience across campus.
Coexisting with Construction: How Ball State centers its construction around its students
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State students adapt to the ever-expanding construction on and off campus. Ball State University’s Alderdice Gates into the Village shown barricaded off due to the ongoing construction. MUNCIE, Ind.- As student life continues to flourish on Ball State University’s campus, so do new construction projects. Walking throughout campus, it is common to see construction sites, barricades or wire fences.
Student filmmakers get ready to celebrate their work at the annual “Frog Baby Film Festival”
MUNCIE, Ind. – While the Hollywood award season may be coming to a close, here on campus, it's just getting started. The Frog Baby Film Festival is a celebration of Ball State Student Filmworks throughout the year. “I think especially in the state of Indiana, student film isn't as focused on as it could be.” Luci Bluto, the President of Frog Baby Film Festival, said. “And Ball State's media department is a great breeding ground for student creativity and media production,” Bluto said.
Student filmmakers get ready to celebrate their work at the annual “Frog Baby Film Festival”
MUNCIE, Ind. – While the Hollywood award season may be coming to a close, here on campus, it's just getting started. The Frog Baby Film Festival is a celebration of Ball State Student Filmworks throughout the year. “I think especially in the state of Indiana, student film isn't as focused on as it could be.” Luci Bluto, the President of Frog Baby Film Festival, said. “And Ball State's media department is a great breeding ground for student creativity and media production,” Bluto said.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind. - On Thursday, Feb 12, at 7:30 p.m., the GRAMMY-nominated country-folk band, Sister Sadie, hit their first stop on their nationwide tour. The band performed at Ball State University’s Pruis Hall, playing a variety of their award-winning songs. What started as a spontaneous jam session at the Nashville Station Inn sparked the start of the all-female International Bluegrass Music Association sweeping, Grand Ole Opry starring, bluegrass band, Sister Sadie.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind– On Wednesday, January 28th, marked the official start of Ball State University’s Student Government Association's election season. Kicking things off with the nomination convention, members of the organization, as well as interested candidates, got to learn more about the campaigning process moving forward. “It's really only about a month-long process.” Jackson Phenis, the Elections Board Commissioner, said.
Fly Away with Ball State University’s vast Study Abroad Program
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. MUNCIE, Ind. — On Nov. 17, Ball State University hosted its annual Study Abroad fair. Gathering together both faculty and students to interact and ask questions about all the programs students can participate in. “Here at Ball State, we have over 200 different programs students can choose from,” said Study abroad advisor Annika Vinje.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind. — On Nov. 17, Ball State University hosted its annual Study Abroad fair. Gathering together both faculty and students to interact and ask questions about all the programs students can participate in. “Here at Ball State, we have over 200 different programs students can choose from,” said Study abroad advisor Annika Vinje.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind.- Christina Diaz Gonzales, an award-winning author, joined the Ball State campus for its annual Writer-in-Residence event. On Nov. 3, Gonzales got the chance to share a bit of her own personal story with students. “I started off studying accounting,” Gonzales said. “Then went to law school and became a lawyer, became a mom, and then became a writer. In fact, I've never taken a creative writing class in my life.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind. – After 400 years, Romeo and Juliet are finally back and better than ever in the Department of Theater and Dance’s production of “Romeo and Juliet”. “Being able to watch the show come together from my perspective as the stage manager has been amazing. Everyone is so talented, the cast, crew, our directors—everyone,” said Emma Johnson, the stage manager of the production. Johnson is one of the many students involved with bringing this show to life.
Ball State Daily
MUNCIE, Ind. — Located in the heart of Ball State's campus, Bracken Library is a space that students use daily. On September 9, students and staff came together in celebration of Bracken Library’s 50th anniversary. Kicking off the celebration at 6 p.m., the library’s space was decorated with banners highlighting the past, with archival photographs of the space and some old faculty pictures. To go along with the decor, the library served delicious treats and refreshments.
Bracken Library celebrates 50th anniversary
MUNCIE, Ind. - Located in the heart of Ball State's campus, Bracken Library is a space that students use daily. On September 9, students and staff came together in celebration of Bracken Library's 50th anniversary. Kicking off the celebration at 6 p.m., the library's space was decorated with banners highlighting the past, with archival photographs of the space and some old faculty pictures. To go along with the decor, the library served delicious treats and refreshments.
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