Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass: Fusing artistry, community
Located by Christy Woods and the Rinard Orchid Greenhouse, the Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass is a place where the community can go to appreciate the glass arts.
Women's basketball: An upward trajectory
Ball State women’s basketball has found its most consistent period of success over the past two decades.
Ball State English graduate finds internships and opportunities in NYC
The concept of New York City, full of energy and creativity, was an alluring one for one Ball State graduate who found opportunities and connections after overcoming the toughness of the city. ...
Honors College: A place for academics
For those students looking for an extra academic challenge while in college, Ball State offers an option — the Honors College.
Homecoming: A university-wide celebration
On Nov. 18, 1926, the first Homecoming was hosted at Ball State.
Men's golf: Earl Yestingsmeier, NCAA Tournaments and Academic All-Honors
Throughout its history, Ball State men’s golf has known just three head coaches.
FBI Investigation: More than two years into the probe of the City of Muncie
It has been more than two years since the first reports of the FBI’s investigation into Muncie City Hall.
Papa John's says founder resigned as chairman of the board
NEW YORK (AP) — Papa John’s founder John Schnatter has resigned as chairman of the board.
Emens Auditorium: A president's dream
The opening of John R. Emens College-Community Auditorium began as a dream of the university’s sixth president and the auditorium’s eventual namesake, John R. Emens.
Robert Bell: Ball State's 10th president
When Robert Bell began his freshman year at Ball State, the university was only a Teachers College.
The Cow Path: 'It is misnamed, because there are no cows here'
Hidden from the main roads of campus is a stretch of sidewalk commonly referred to as the Cow Path.
Ball jar manufacturer leaving Muncie
Newell Brands, the company who produces Ball jars, decided to close its Muncie manufacturing plant beginning next summer.
David Letterman Communication Media Building: 'The future of communication'
In 2005, Ball State began construction on an eco-friendly building that would be dedicated to one of the university’s most well-known alumni: David Letterman.
Sutton Foster records studio album with Ball State students
Tony-award winning actress, singer and dancer and Ball State alumna Sutton Foster invited Ball State Music students to perform on her third solo studio album “Take Me to the World.”
John E. Worthen: Ball State's 11th president
John E. Worthen became the 11th president in 1984 after the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to appoint him.
Code Red Dancers: Academics, competition and spirit
Performing at football and men’s and women’s basketball games means more than just seven hours of practice each week for Ball State’s Code Red Dancers (CRD).
The Naked Lady: More than a meeting spot
Forest Idyl, or better known to students as “The Naked Lady,” sits in the middle of Bracken Library, serving as a common meeting place on campus.
Director of Disability Services leaves Ball State
On Wednesday, Ball State announced Larry Markle, director of disability services, is leaving the university.
David Owsley Museum of Art: 83-year history and 11,000 piece collection
One of four university art museums in Indiana, The David Owsley Art Museum (DOMA) has around 1,000 of its 11,000-piece collection on display for students to see for free.
Angelin Chang: From Burris to a Grammy
From the Burris Laboratory School to a Grammy award, Muncie native Angelin Chang is a success story for Ball State alumni in the field of music.
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