The winds of change have swirled over the Ball State University women's volleyball team. Over Winter Break, assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Hugh Hernesman accepted the co-head coaching position with wife, Stephanie, at Northwestern State University.
Facilities Planning and Management announced plans for reconstruction at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center to begin May 10 and go through July 30.
Regardless of what happened last semester, that is all in the past. For better or worse, today's new semester marks a start that we all can look forward to. It's an opportunity to start new classes, get involved in student organizations and spend the next two months braving through the brutal weather as you walk down McKinley Avenue to your classes.
The Indiana American Water Company will begin construction on a new water line along University Avenue on Tuesday, Ball State University announced. The new line will extend from the intersection of Tillotson Avenue east to the dock at Ball Memorial Hospital. Most of the work will be on or under the north sidewalk. University Avenue won't be closed and the work should have little effect on traffic.
The Cardinals did temporarily take the lead going into the last rotation. However, Western Michigan's strong scores on the floor and four falls by Ball State on the balance beam clinched the victory for the Broncos.
Ball State University's graduate and undergraduate accounting programs have been ranked 17th and 18th respectively in the 28th annual Professor's Survey by the Public Accounting Report.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts finished this season ranked last in the NFL in rushing.
Here is what you might've missed from the Ball State women's basketball team over Winter Break.
Four days before playing its season opener, Ball State moved down two spots to No. 13 in the top 15 coaches poll released Monday night. The Cardinals received 50 votes — 23 fewer votes than in the preseason poll — as the University of Hawai'i and UC San Diego moved ahead of Ball State.
With the current economic struggles, people are looking for ways to reduce their cost of living. Many are turning to "greener" products, using environmentally friendly goods that are more energy- and cost-efficient. Green products are able to be recycled, reused or are easily decomposed when thrown away. However, building deconstruction may not be the first thing to come to mind when thinking green.
The University Film Committee has announced its University Film Series schedule for Spring 2010. All films will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the Art and Journalism Building Rm. 175.
Here's what you might've missed from the Ball State men's basketball team over Winter Break.
In little more than a month, Ball State University expects to travel to the University of Arkansas to begin their season in the warmth of the South. That is unless a rule extending the baseball season to 14 weeks is overturned at the NCAA convention this week in Atlanta.
Vinnie Lopes and Andrew Walker recap the Ball State sports teams' action over winter break.
The Cardinals set the tone from the beginning in the first event of the day, as the 300-yard butterfly relay team of senior Ben Battjes, freshman James Aksamit and sophomore Chris Krupa won the event in 2:39.06 — more than seven seconds ahead of second place.
Maintenance crews received benefits from Winter Break, though not quite the same as the ones enjoyed by students.
The induction dinner will be held Feb. 5, and the inductees will also be introduced at the Ball State men's and women's basketball games at Worthen Arena Feb. 6.
Ball State University's Board of Trustees agreed to create a bachelor of arts and science program for construction management. It also will revise the doctor of education in science degree, making it a Ph.D. in environmental science.
Thomas DeWeese, a veteran member of the Ball State University Foundation, said extending President Jo Ann Gora's contract for two years past her current term was simply the right thing to do. DeWeese is the president of Ball State's Board of Trustees, which decided unanimously during its Dec. 18 meeting to extend Gora's contract to June 2014 from June 2012.
Students who live in the neighborhoods east of campus can once again enjoy the warmth of one of Ball State University's shuttle buses while coming to and from campus.
