Editor's Note: The Weekly is a rundown of the news stories produced by the Daily News since Monday.
The Daily News' assistant news editor talks about damages Sunday's tornado caused to Muncie and campus and how long repairs are going to take.
Then, the weather phenomenon La Niña will hit the United States. A reporter talks about what that means for a snow forecast this winter.
And the CEO of Sigma Phi Epsilon announced Wednesday the fraternity will be going substance-free. We'll look at what that means for the chapter at Ball State.
Read the full stories here:
Muncie recovers after tornado Sunday
Indiana winter outlook: La Niña’s potential impacts to Central Indiana
Sigma Phi Epsilon adopts substance-free policy
Contact Sara Barker with comments at slbarker3@bsu.edu or on Twitter at @sarabarker326. Contact Nick Siano with any comments at ncsiano@bsu.edu or on Twitter at@NickSiano_.
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Top-seeded Cardinals’ postseason run ends with upset loss to Lindenwood
By Adam Altobella / 9 hours agoNo. 10 Ball State was upset by No. 18 Lindenwood in a five-set battle (25-20, 21-25, 25-23, 19-25, 11-15) on the Cardinals’ home court Thursday night. With how scarce at-large bids to the NCAA men’s volleyball tournament are, it is likely that the red and white’s 2024 campaign is over.
Thunderstorms likely tonight
By Lance Huffman / 10 hours agoWeather Forecaster Lance Huffman is tracking the potential for some strong/severe thunderstorms tonight.
Retired high school teacher holds presentation about history of Berlin Wall
By Emma Matlock / 16 hours agoTom Schwartz, a retired Bluffton High School Teacher, talks about the art on the Berlin Wall on April 15, 2024.
