The Ball State women's basketball (21-7, 13-2 MAC) fight ended a two-game losing streak with a 60-58 overtime win against Central Michigan (12-15, 7-8 MAC).
Students and faculty are voicing frustrations amid recent changes to DEI programming at Ball State.
In this first episode of 9-1-1: What’s Your Hot Take, Sam and Willow talk about how they got into the ABC procedural firefighter show 9-1-1 and go over the events of the first season.
Weather Forecaster Jay Lesyk is tracking spotty showers and a rollercoaster of temperatures to end the week.
Organizations that provide awareness and outreach for adversity and obstacles Black students face daily.
Ball States’ Dungeons & Dragons Club’s miniature painting meeting has players show their love for the game and their characters.
Right by Ball State’s campus a new self-defense workshop is making waves in the Muncie Community.
Jackson Courville talks about his time spent helping his community.
A Ball State student channels her passion for crochet and beading into a small business.
QUIN allows us to take a ride through a new realm of R&B and soul with her very own coined term genre called “fantasy soul.” With themes of self-expression, love, and being born again, she will guide you to create your own lane and stay true to yourself.
Behind defensive issues in the first half, Ball State men's basketball fell to Akron 87-82.
Ball State fell to MAC leader Akron at home 87-82.
Tuesday, a federal judge agreed to continue blocking President Donald Trump’s administration from freezing grants and loans potentially totaling trillions of dollars.
Weather Forecaster Sydney Baugh is tracking warmer temperatures and scattered rain showers.
Chief Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon is tracking warm temperatures and rain chances late Wednesday.
Madden’s Chicken-Giving campaign donates over 500 meals to Delaware County.
Nearly six years since Hurley C. Goodall Jr.’s statue was unveiled in Firemen’s Park, those involved and close to Hurley reflect on his legacy.
The Muncie and Western Model Railroad Club hosted a model train show to raise money for the Muncie Children's Museum.
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