An Aug. 19 email to faculty sparks questions about potential ICE presence on campus.
How is it only week three when it feels more like month three? Either way, we want to catch you up on some things you may have missed as you continue getting adjusted to busy life. This week’s CommCenter Catch Up talks about Dress to De-Stress at Bracken Library, the Muncie Pride shuttle bus, and Star Party at Studebaker West Residence Hall.
Despite a scoreless week one against Purdue, week two presents a new opportunity for the Cardinals to get their first win.
On Sept. 6 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., Muncie Pride will take place.
Burris Owls volleyball stretched their winning streak to six with their second consecutive home sweep, as both varsity and junior varsity swept Southern Wells.
Through well orchestrated instrumentation and beautiful lyricism, Laufey paints a sonic portrait that will continue to ring in my ears for a long while.
Students can now easily track the campus bus loops in real-time through the new Bus Tracker widget, a program designed by Ball State students and staff.
Giorgio Armani, an Italian designer, has passed.
Muncie Community Schools shows reading score improvements after students take the Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD) test.
Ball State’s Student Government voted in new members to senate and welcomed back returners.
The Yorktown Tigers fought hard against rival Wapahani Raiders on Tuesday night, to get the victory 3-1.
As fans piled into the seats at Daleville High School for the inter-county matchup between Daleville and Muncie Burris, they may not have expected the hard-fought matchup that was in store between the two rivals. In a back-and-forth affair, it was the Owls that came out on top, downing the Broncos in four set 3-1.
On Aug.23, 2025, a well-known Ball State supporter passed.
Muncie Central’s Lady Bearcats played four hard-earned sets on Tuesday, Sept. 2, resulting in a 3-1 victory after traveling to Cowan to play in a matchup against the Blackhawks.
Dutch Bros Coffee had its grand opening at its Muncie location the morning of Sept. 3.
Several Indiana librarians expressed uncertainty about the exact effects of SEA 1, a complicated law that impacts both property and income taxes.
Not only does the Women’s Rugby Club have good chemistry on the field, but off it as well.
Muncie citizens protest against billionaires over the holiday weekend.
The Women of Bracken Library: Celebrating 50 Years of Women honors the contributions of women who shaped Ball State’s library, followed by a catered reception. Queers Who Lunch invites community members to connect over food and conversation in a welcoming space. On First Thursday, explore downtown galleries, artists, and local shops. None of that sound like you? Auto enthusiasts can gather at Muncie Cars & Coffee to admire vehicles of all makes and models. Finally, cheer on the Cardinals at Ball State Soccer versus our rival Butler in an exciting matchup. This week is loaded with events for everyone!
The Cardinals start their season off 1-2 after a trip to Minnesota.
