New provost brings years of administration experience to Ball State
When 12-year-old Susana Rivera-Mills moved to California from El Salvador, college wasn’t the first thought on her mind.
Muncie Origins: Business preserves community's art history through handmade frames
Special wood, carving tools and sometimes chains are only a few of the requirements needed to create custom-made frames and repair different art pieces taken to Gordy Fine Art and Framing Company.
Ball State softball looks to reignite offense in final home series against Central Michigan
Coming off its second straight loss on Wednesday, Ball State softball (27-15, 9-5 MAC) looks to get back into the swing of things in its final home series against Central Michigan (18-18, 8-6 MAC). ...
Living Form
Behind a layer of synthetic rubber and paint, Jonathan Becker gains a greater understanding of himself and the world around him.
Ball State baseball tests No. 8 Indiana on the mound in 14-inning thriller
In a 14-inning battle that lasted five and a half hours and featured 14 different pitchers, the Hoosiers walked off in the bottom of the 14th to secure a 9-8 victory.
Statue to be dedicated to Delaware County African American figure
“I’m proud,” said Hurley Goodall, a 91-year-old prominent local African American figure who will have a statue dedicated to him by summer 2020.
Amplify officially inaugurated as the 2018-19 executive slate
Tearful welcomes came as the 2018-19 executive slate Amplify was inaugurated into office Wednesday and the 2017-18 Student Government Association executive slate OPTiC’s tenure came to an end. ...
No. 11 Ball State can't maintain early momentum in MIVA Semifinals loss to No. 8 Loyola-Chicago
In a match that had a promising start for No. 11 Ball State men’s volleyball, the team couldn’t sustain the momentum of a commanding first set.
Sinkhole on North McKinley Avenue costs Muncie $2,500 to repair
After the ground near West Washington Street and North McKinley Avenue opened last week, the City of Muncie made a temporary $2,500 fix.
Ball State makes Princeton Review Green Honor Roll, still striving for sustainability
Ball State was one of 24 schools to make the 2018 Princeton Review Green Honor Roll.
No. 11 Ball State men's volleyball sets sights on No. 8 Loyola-Chicago for MIVA Semifinals
Making its return to the MIVA Semifinals for the second consecutive season, No. 3 seed Ball State men's volleyball will look to take down No. 2 seed Loyola-Chicago.
Paaige Turner named next Ball State CCIM dean
Ball State recently named the new dean for the College of Communication, Information and Media (CCIM), CCIM associate dean Lori Byers said.
Ball State men's tennis player Collin Rigney pursues dream of becoming a teacher
After leaving the blue hallways of Greensburg High School in 2014, Collin Rigney knew he wanted to be a teacher.
Ball State alumnus Jay Coles publishes book, starts book tour
Jay Coles’ new book “Tyler Johnson Was Here” debuted March 20, and since then he has toured the country promoting his book and meeting fans.
Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at age 92
HOUSTON (AP) — Barbara Bush, the snowy-haired first lady whose plainspoken manner and utter lack of pretense made her more popular at times than her husband, President George H.W. Bush, died Tuesday, ...
Intern Spotlight: Student learns complexity of government through internship at Indiana Statehouse
Since he was a child, Aiden Medellin, sophomore political science major, has always wanted to work in public services.
Ball State alumna, graduate student a part of Pulitzer Prize-winning team
Almost a year after completing her undergraduate degree, Erika Espinoza — a Department of Journalism alumna — was part of a Pulitzer-prize winning project.
Contestants gear up for Mr. and Ms. Ball State competition
Twelve egg whites, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of brown sirloin, eight ounces of tilapia, eight ounces of sweet potato and a cup and a half of broccoli are what make up the six meals a day Josh ...
Ball State selects new provost and executive vice president for academic affairs
The university announced that President Geoffrey S. Mearns selected Dr. Susana Rivera-Mills as the new Provost and executive vice president for academic affairs Monday.
A look at the winners of the Boston Marathon
The Latest on the 122nd running of the Boston Marathon
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