After starting with its best record since 2006, Ball State (7-3-1) dropped its first conference game of the season to Kent State (7-4) 1-0.
Twenty-three bands from across the Midwest will perform in Muncie as part of Ball State’s first Bands of America Marching Band Regional Championships sponsored by Music For All.
Despite a correlation between gun homicide and suicide and mentally ill owners, a study released by Ball State shows some do not think firearms should be prohibited for them.
Superheros will lace up their running shoes Saturday morning for Ball State's Dance Marathon's FT5K run and walk at the Alumni Center.
Sen. Joe Donnelly asked congress today to work to end the current government shutdown before it further hurts Indiana’s economy.
A domestic violence survivor shared her story with about 285 walkers at the “Take Back the Night” candlelight vigil Thursday night.
Legendary former Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight spoke to more than 1,100 people Thursday night in John R. Emens Auditorium.
An extended Haunted Forest will open at 8 p.m. tonight in Muncie. According to a press release, the event, at at 6490 Cornbread Rd., will include a route nearly twice as long as last year’s course, now spanning over one mile.
Despite the federal government's shutdown, Ball State’s football team met with Rep. Luke Messer (R-Ind.) at the U.S. Capitol today.
Bob Knight speaks at Ball State University on Oct. 3.
The new Charles W. Brown Planetarium will be the largest planetarium in the state and the 10th largest in the country. The proposed 52-foot dome will include 148 individual, front-facing seats, and a multicolor LED system.
WASHINGTON — A woman driving a black Lexus tried to ram through a White House barricade Thursday, then led police on a chase that ended in gunfire outside the Capitol, witnesses and officials said.
WASHINGTON — A police officer was reported injured after gunshots at the U.S. Capitol, police said Thursday while putting the entire complex on lockdown.
Virginia might be a team from the Bowl Championship Series, but that doesn’t phase Ball State as it prepares for this Saturday’s game.
“Sometimes have fangs and venomous bite,” labels the two lone screen-door cabinets in the Cooper Physical Science Building.
A confident team is a dangerous one.
It all started with a smiley-faced ashtray, a gift from 13 years ago.
After traveling more than 3,000 miles to play in its last five matches, the Ball State soccer team will defend its 4-0 home record for the first time in three weeks.
One way to bring in the cold season is with music, people and beer.
