Warming temperatures into this weekend with sunny skies, but it will not last long; Daphne Gibaud gets into the details.
If you ever wanted to explore a singer-songwriter who teaches the art of loving yourself, how to be loved, finding joy in life, and independence, all while celebrating generational strength, Olivia Dean is your girl.
Providing support to help students navigate academic and personal stress.
Weather forecaster Rachel Fulton has the details on windy conditions.
In the middle of the spring semester, we all need ways to relax. This week in Muncie there are many different places to find your peace. You can attend John Mulaney’s Mr. Whatever tour, cheer on our Basketball team against UMass, go to the grand opening of the Lavender Closet, or find stillness at Yoga is for EveryBody.
Proposal would cut early voting time from 28 days to 16 days starting with this spring’s primary.
The Student Government Association had concluded its election Feb. 17 after a month of events and debates held to spread its awareness.
The Cardinal Job Fair at Worthen Area helps students prepare for post-graduation job hunt.
The 2025 Chicago Bears earned gains both on the field and off.
The annual community event raised over $185,000, increasing awareness of unhoused populations in Muncie.
The Cardinals' chances at a Mid-American Conference (MAC) regular season title dwindle after the loss to the number one seed.
Ball State University’s “Veal” relives middle school, but makes it post-apocalyptic.
Muncie Mission Ministries hosted its annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes event on Feb. 21, 2026. Groups and participants raised money to provide resources for the unhoused population and concluded the event with a mile-long walk through downtown Muncie.
For over 20 years, Be’s Beauty has offered a variety of cosmetic goods and services to the Muncie community.
The Cardinals Mid-American Conference (MAC) hopes diminish with a fourth straight loss.
Weather Forecaster Edward Hill is tracking early week snow and cold followed by another warm up and rain.
Although you can never say never in the Indiana legislative process, a number of bills died Thursday after not being heard by a key committee deadline.
The Ball State 29th Annual Student History conference was held by the Department of History on Feb. 20 in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. The conference started with the welcome and opening remarks at 8:30 a.m., and closing with the reception and award ceremony at 5:00 p.m. During the conference it included 4 panel sessions, a keynote speaker and a lunch break. The conference provided students, professors, and professionals interested and versed in history to connect with each other as well as learn more from them.
Payton Kelly has set records for Ball State in her four years, and has experienced growth along the way.
Yorktown Cross Country qualified for the IHSAA State Meet last fall, breaking a 44-year drought for Delaware County Teams; but now, they’re setting their sights to the future.
