Charles W. Brown Planetarium: A glimpse into space
Cardinals can fly through Saturn’s rings, travel to various stars or land on Mars in one of Ball State’s attractions.
Christy Woods: Forest, prairie and orchids
Nestled just west of Cooper Life Science lies 17 acres of protected deciduous forest, grass prairie and other plant communities.
College of Fine Arts: Performances, plays and exhibitions
Founded in 1935, the College of Fine Arts has a mission to “promote awareness, appreciation and expertise in the fine arts.”
Kevin Ray: From Ball State music school to Walk the Moon
Many people around the world heard the Billboard Hot 100 hit “Shut Up and Dance,” but few know that one of Walk the Moon’s band members is a former Cardinal.
Former BMH nurse charged for stealing medication
Charges have been filed against a former IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital nurse after an investigator said she was stealing pain medications.
Ball State field hockey: Top 20 rankings and All-American selections
Since its inception in 1975, Ball State field hockey owns a 398-367-18 record, meaning its 400th win will likely come in the 2018 season.
Multicultural Center: Education and inclusion
In 1934, the 4,000-square-foot home that would eventually be converted into Ball State’s Multicultural Center was built.
Ball State theater alumni to perform together in Chicago play
Two Ball State alumni, now acting professionals, will perform side-by-side in Chicago this summer.
Jo Ann Gora: Ball State's 14th president
Joining the university in 2004, Jo Ann Gora was the 14th president of Ball State and the first female president of an Indiana public institution.
New historical mobile app coming to Muncie
A new mobile game that asks people to get out and explore their city is coming to Muncie.
Dance Marathon: Fundraising, families and friendship
Originally founded in 2003 by Phi Mu and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dance Marathon is a philanthropic event in support of Riley Hospital for Children.
Ball State students forge friendships through Rinker Center program
For many college students, adjusting to life in a new town may not be an easy task, but an adjustment to campus life can prove to be especially difficult when your family and friends are miles away from ...
College of Architecture and Planning: State-assisted and focused on sustainability
On Nov. 20, 1964, 25 architects petitioned the Indiana State Legislative Advisory Commission to consider establishing a state-supported School of Architecture.
Paul Ferguson: Ball State's 15th president
Promoting the concept of entrepreneurial learning was part of the goal of Ball State’s 15th president Paul Ferguson.
Ball State chapter of Students for Life files lawsuit against university officials
On Wednesday, attorneys from the Alliance Defending Freedom, ADF, filed a federal lawsuit against Ball State University officials on behalf of Students for Life.
Ball State kicks off its centennial celebrations
Ball State’s campus closed early Friday to allow students, faculty and staff to celebrate the kick off of the university's centennial.
Men's volleyball: Don Shondell, NCAA Tournaments and All-American players
As the only Ball State sports program to reach 1,000 wins while holding a winning percentage above .700, the men’s volleyball team has been a model of consistency throughout its 55-year history.
Ball State students and alumnae compete for title of Miss Indiana
Sunday marked the beginning of preliminary competition to see who will gain the title of Miss Indiana 2018 and some of Ball State’s own will be going for the crown.
Shafer Tower: 48 bells and 150 feet
Each hour, on the hour, Ball State students and faculty are reminded of not only the time of day, but of a landmark that stands at the center of the Cardinal campus.
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