Back on home turf after two back-to-back away games, the Yorktown Tigers battled the Mt. Vernon Marauders resulting in a turbulent three-set victory on Thursday, Sept. 11.
Burris's Addison Pierce notched her 1,000th career assist during the win against Wapahani.
Lady Cardinals prepare to take on three opponents across three days.
Weather Forecaster Orion Lucas has the details on your Ball State football forecast.
Former President of the Human Rights Council SteVen Knipp resigned from his position Sept. 11, following requests from officials with The City of Muncie and Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour asking him to step down.
The Alumni Association’s pregame tailgate returns with food, games and spirit squads to unite students, families and alumni.
Elders Angels is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving back to a community that helped shape the same very community.
Well, that’s a wrap on week four -- another week come and gone. Before we get into the tailgate energy, we’ve got to update you on this week’s important info from the CommCenter. This group features info on the Angels for Life Blood Drive, the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program, and an important parking notice for Saturday’s football game.
Annual Tuhoy Pool event offers safe water play, socialization, and exercise for pups.
Weather Forecaster Elia Stowers is tracking hot temperatures for family weekend.
Annual Modern Languages pizza party spotlights open-to-all language clubs—from Arabic to Japanese—and spring study-abroad options.
On September 9, students and staff came together in celebration of Bracken Library’s 50th anniversary.
With the passing of conservative Charlie Kirk, many are voicing their thoughts.
Ball State football prepares for New Hampshire.
The game was dedicated to the school’s strength and conditioning coach, Brandon Van Matre, who is battling an advanced form of cancer.
Despite having a young team, the Cowan Blackhawks battled through a 3-1 victory over the Wes-Del Warriors on Wednesday, Sept. 10. While only having two players with previous varsity experience, the team continues to improve with each set.
Weather Forecaster Halle Dziekan is tracking hot temperatures in Muncie.
After a three-match road trip, the Daleville Broncos (10-5) returned home on the evening of September 10th to take on the Union City Indians (0-8). The Broncos had full control of the match from the very beginning never allowing the Indians to score more than 12 points in the sweep.
