The Indianapolis Star reported on Gov. Mike Pence's taxpayer-funded news outlet yesterday. Journalists and readers, highlighted by parody account @Just_IN_News, took to Twitter with their reactions.
His carefully selected mixes still play during warm-ups and the basketball band fills in the time that used to be occupied by his beats, but Ball State basketball players still miss the presence of DJ Kenneth Rush.
An Indiana company has invented a product to track if students are going to class by alerting their parents, in an attempt to improve graduation rates. Jeff Whorley, the CEO of Core Principle, has developed Class 120, an app that uses geolocation technology to tell if students are in class to try to raise graduation and retention rates.
Ball State head football coach Pete Lembo has announced the Leadership Council for the 2015 season. It was put in place in order to maximize players' input into day-to-day football operations.
At Paris' high-octane couture week, what happens on the catwalk is only half the story. Here are the highlights and tidbits of the first day of haute couture collections, including show reports for Atelier Versace, Dior and Schiaparelli.
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When the 18-member a cappella group, SedOctave heard they received third at the first ICCA Midwest Quarterfinal competition, they jumped in the air and screamed. But they knew it wasn’t just a win for their fledgling group, it was one for Ball State too.
Ball State has announced another finalist in the closed search for the replacement of its vice president for business affairs - its current associate vice president for business affairs.
The Cardinals lost Saturday to the Golden Flashes of Kent State, but one positive head coach James Whitford can take from the loss is the confidence of junior Bo Calhoun.
After opening two and a half months ago, Ball State’s planetarium has made an impact on the Ball State and Muncie community and broken its weekend attendance record.
University Police Department is considering adding body cameras to officers' equipment, a move that would follow Muncie Police Department and Daleville Police Department's steps toward cameras.
Adkisson, a graduate student studying sport administration, loves the silent, vibrating alarm clock feature on her Fitbit Charge, as well as many others.
Christopher Stephens is a junior journalism and telecommunications major and writes “An Obvious Proposal” for the Daily News.
Aaron Paul Comino wipes his face of the metal and sand suet. He is creating a ring from a 1928 Goldenrod Flower spoon.
Matt McKinney is a senior journalism news major and writes ‘Binge Watcher’ for the Daily News.
Yoga, an exercise that has been used for thousands of years, is one way that aerobics instructor Shannon Powers has been working to improve her body and mind for more than 20 years.
Four days before the Ball State gymnastic team's first Mid-American Conference meet, head coach Joanna Saleem found out one of her gymnasts would not be able to compete because of an injury. Instead of having to find one person to fill in for freshman Jordyn Penny, who has a stress fracture in her back, Saleem had to add four routines to the line-up.
Ball State men’s basketball head coach James Whitford has seen his team drop four straight games following last week’s home losses to Ohio and Kent State.
The Ball State men's tennis team improved to 2-2 on the season with a 5-2 win over Eastern Illinois University on Sunday at the Muncie YMCA.
A recently passed ordinance to prohibit food trucks is causing some confusion for what is allowed and where trucks can sell.
