Light and movement combine to create momentary masterpieces
From our fall 2014 tablet issue
When guests make their way through the Haunted Forest this October, they will see creatures in the shadows, plastic body parts on the ground and giant spiders in the trees. There is a lot beneath the painted on blood that guests don’t always see.
March is disability awareness month, and a few students on campus are taking the time to speak up
Women are not a rare sight on college campuses. At Ball State, about 58 percent of undergrads are women. But...
Texting while walking poses more dangers than the risk of tripping on sidewalks
Many students don't take advantage of free group counseling at Ball State
Taxi driving isn’t a job for just anybody. Cabs transport students and locals all over Muncie, but one driver explains what it’s really like to be behind the wheel
Everyone has that friend who cries the whole way through haunted houses and one friend who can’t stop laughing afterward. One psychology professor explains why people have such different reactions to these Halloween traditions
A group of Ball State students provide dementia patients with iPods filled with their favorite music
