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Ball Bearings: Swim and Dive makes a splash
Ball State Swim and Dive team practicing individual drills for competition, pictured on Mar. 10 How does a swim team “on lifeline, under threat of being dropped,” grow into a team capable of breaking 12 program records in just one season? Head Coach of Ball State University Men’s and Women’s Swim and Dive, J Agnew, has helped the program grow for the past eight years. Along with the help of his colleagues, Agnew has helped revitalize the team, a feat that he said he is very proud of.
Ball Bearings: Swim and Dive makes a splash
Ball State Swim and Dive team practicing individual drills for competition, pictured on Mar. 10 How does a swim team “on lifeline, under threat of being dropped,” grow into a team capable of breaking 12 program records in just one season? Head Coach of Ball State University Men’s and Women’s Swim and Dive, J Agnew, has helped the program grow for the past eight years. Along with the help of his colleagues, Agnew has helped revitalize the team, a feat that he said he is very proud of.
From paper to pixels: Digital media has overshadowed print media
In 2025, different kinds of media are fast-paced and easily accessible to the masses. Between TV broadcasts, news websites and social media, information travels faster now than ever before. However, it wasn’t always that way. According to a 2018 Pew Research Center article, print media dominated the news world up until the 21st century. Stories travelled by word of mouth or by ink, and although printing newspapers was slower than word of mouth, the information was preserved by doing so.
From paper to pixels
Every day, Pouly Baby wakes up at 3 a.m. to dish out an impressive breakfast fare. This goes to the tea shack she runs in front of her house in …
Ball State students start a petition to voice concerns in the animation department
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to correct errors regarding who collaborated on the petition and how old some of the software is in "The Junkyard." An art student stares at her computer, deeply frustrated. She was already exhausted, having been in the studio until 3 a.m. the night prior. To add insult to injury, while signing in for the day, she noticed fresh green lines running across her computer screen that were not there before.
Ball State students start a petition to voice concern in the Animation department
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. An art student stares at her computer, deeply frustrated. She was already exhausted, having been in the studio until 3 a.m. the night prior. To add insult to injury, while signing in for the day, she noticed fresh green lines running across her computer screen that were not there before. The student in question is Ball State third-year animation major Hayley Rawlins, who said she knew it was time for something to change.
Ball State student government welcomes campus facilities official
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Senators discuss ideas during the weekly Student Government Association caucus meetings on Oct. 15 in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. Seyla Ray, DN The Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) began its Oct. 15 meeting with a presentation from guest speaker Rodney Nassiri, who currently serves as the associate vice president for facilities planning and management at Ball State.
‘Whose Streets?’ ‘Our Streets’
"Whose streets? Our streets,”was one of many chants that rang throughout Ball State’s campus Oct. 15, as students gathered at the Scramble Light to demand that “Ball State takes a stance against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement” in order to protect “vulnerable students/faculty,” according to an Instagram post from Feminists for Action advertising the event.
Ball State student government welcomes campus facilities official
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. The Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) began its Oct. 15 meeting with a presentation from guest speaker Rodney Nassiri, who currently serves as the associate vice president for facilities planning and management at Ball State. Nassiri introduced himself and offered brief information regarding the rest of the staff who work under the umbrella of Facilities Planning and Management.
‘Whose Streets?’ ‘Our Streets’
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. "Whose streets? Our streets,”was one of many chants that rang throughout Ball State’s campus Oct. 15, as students gathered at the Scramble Light to demand that “Ball State takes a stance against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement” in order to protect “vulnerable students/faculty,” according to an Instagram post from Feminists for Action advertising the event.
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