The fashion program’s new studios will be ready for the department to start moving in June 1, and will be ready to use for the Summer Semester.
The Alive Campaign will work with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to host their annual Out of the Darkness Walk April 12.
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled last week that the university is allowed to hold graduates' transcripts due to outstanding fees not paid while at Ball State.
The newest apartment complex near campus, the Village Promenade, opened its doors in August, and is planning on raising rent.
When the Muncie Downtown Development Partnership was founded in 2001, Cheryl Crowder said it was the committee’s goal to showcase the vacant spaces available downtown and to give downtown a better image.
One of downtown Muncie’s popular businesses is hosting its one year anniversary today, with specials and small events throughout the day. Frank Reber and his wife Lauren opened the Caffeinery last year and so far, Frank Reber said business has been good.
Let's Spoon's owner, a 2012 Ball State grad, hosted his frozen yogurt shop's grand opening on his birthday Friday in the Village.
Woodworth Commons is cutting back on paper goods due to spending $20,000 over budget. A supervisor of Woodworth’s dining facility posted a flier asking the staff to be mindful of the use of paper goods. The flier is instructing staff to put food in the china bowls unless a customer confirmed the meal as carryout. Jon Lewis, director of dining services, said the flier is a “management tool.” “The manager is just trying to get the staff to be aware we’re a little ahead on spending on paper goods,” said Lewis. According to the notice, Woodworth Commons is $20,000 over budget on paper goods.
With a new food delivery service in town, people might not have to leave their couches to get meals from certain local restaurants or fast food chains. Ty Gray first started Food Precinct in Kokomo and has recently brought the delivery business to Muncie.
