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!
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has canceled most of its Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants, ending 53 of 67 awards early while launching new funding opportunities aligned with the agency's revised priorities.
This week has something for just about everyone, from a story time adventure through the rainforest to summer cocktail-making, a stroll through downtown and a Fourth of July celebration.
Structural barriers can make it difficult for people to adopt sustainable habits in the Midwest, and financial limitations add an additional layer of difficulty. According to Deloitte, which is a company that produces reports on economic trends, 61% of American consumers say sustainable products are too expensive.
Correction officials confirmed Westville can accommodate firing squad executions as lawmakers, governor and the U.S. Justice Department push for changes to protocols.
Ball State University’s new Innovation Center is set to open this fall, offering students new technology and collaboration opportunities.
Hospitals now required to submit insurance claims data to qualify for discounts
Several new Indiana laws, including a statewide public camping ban and expanded authority for military police, are set to take effect July 1, bringing changes to public safety, local government and law enforcement policies.
A rare original Bob Ross painting will be auctioned June 30, in partnership with Bonhams, with 100% of net proceeds benefiting Ball State PBS' WIPB-TV.
David Ferguson, dean of Ball State University’s Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning, will retire in June 2027 after decades of service to the university.
Indiana Treatment Center, Delaware County, will begin welcoming clients June 29, bringing substance use treatment and expanded access to recovery services to Delaware County and surrounding communities.
Nearly 1,200 guests attended the Delaware County Special Needs Prom at Horizon Convention Center May 16, where organizers unveiled a new "Year of Belonging" initiative aimed at expanding inclusion and connection opportunities throughout the year.
The Muncie Crisis Center, a key resource for mental health and substance use emergencies, will cease operation on July 3.
Muncie pool reopens for the summer despite repairs.
Starship Technologies has permanently removed its fleet of 24 food delivery robots from Ball State University as the Estonia-based company exits U.S. college campuses to focus on grocery and urban food delivery services.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a state of disaster emergency for 63 counties in Indiana June 19, including Delaware County.
A common product-consumer interaction inside retail stores suggests many American shoppers may not consider the broader costs of their clothing beyond its purchase price. However, research indicates that the environmental and health impacts of synthetic fabrics and dyes extend far beyond their financial cost.
This week brings a mix of hands-on art, neighborhood fun and bargain hunting to Muncie.
