With so many housing options open to Ball State students, it can be hard to stand out from the competition. The Havendoes exactly that. From flexible floor plans with high-end amenities to shared community spaces, The Haven has a space that’s right for you.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement March 24, 2026, alerting the community of Cychlorphine.
The weather is warming up, and spring is fast approaching, which means that the Cardinal Coupon Book, sponsored by Mancino’s Pizza and Grinders is available now!
From the student section to the classroom, sports traditions soar throughout the nest of Ball State and the Muncie community, carried on for generations.
Ball State University’s Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning landscape architecture student, Ahmaud Carroll-Tubbs, was named a 2026 LAF National Olmsted Scholar Undergraduate Finalist earlier this month.
Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour announced May 11 that City Council President Jeff Green will temporarily assume mayoral responsibilities while he recovers from prostate cancer surgery next month.
Muncie Central students completed an eight-week Next Gen Academy exploring public safety careers.
A report from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management shows major drops in air pollutants over 25 years, highlighting environmental progress alongside continued climate concerns.
Scouts moved through the cemetery’s four American Legion sections, carefully placing flags at each grave marking a veteran’s service.
A Delaware County Hazmat Team safely identified, removed and destroyed a rare early-1900s chemical anti-theft device discovered inside a historic safe during renovations at a downtown Muncie restaurant, according to a press release.
Volunteers across Indiana are teaming up through the annual White River Clean-Up to remove trash from the river and promote long-term conservation efforts, with organizers hoping renewed community support will continue improving the waterway’s health and appearance.
Meet Sarah Chapman, a Denver native majoring in media with a minor in media promotion and management. The senior is set to complete her degree in the 2026-27 school year.
As new federal loan limits approach, INvestEd expects more students to seek its lower-interest private loans while lawmakers question whether its credit requirements exclude low-income borrowers.
Residents urged the Delaware County Commissioners to cut spending instead of raising taxes, leading commissioners to unanimously reject a proposed capital development tax fund intended to help offset millions in expected revenue losses from recent Indiana property tax changes.
The wisdom I gained from the backseat influenced my life as I found my own path as a driver.
Organic food is often viewed as a luxury tied to higher-income households, and in Delaware County—where median household income trails the state average—even small price differences can shape what families can afford and whether access to organic options can expand locally.
Ball State University Professor awarded the Charles E. Scripps Award for Journalism Teacher of the Year.
Republican Sen. Mike Bohacek says he’ll seek to legalize medical marijuana in Indiana, but a state review process could be on the horizon.
A Muncie Central High School teacher has been named the 2026 Excellence in Teaching Award recipient by the Ball Brothers Foundation for her hands-on, immersive approach to making history more engaging for students.
