The Cardinals are set to begin training camp to prepare for the 2025 season ahead, with the first game Aug. 30 against Purdue.
Less than a month after Indiana’s public colleges and universities voluntarily agreed to cut or restructure hundreds of academic degree programs, state higher education officials provided new details Thursday on how the effort is unfolding — and what comes next.
If you’re someone who stays in the loop with campus news, listen up: some exciting changes are coming to Ball State’s student media starting this fall!
Poker is enjoying something of a moment right now. More and more people are starting to play this intriguing game that has seen a huge resurgence thanks to a number of reasons.
The latest estimate projects that the federal government will save between $5.7 billion and $6 billion each year on SNAP, starting in fiscal year 2028 because it is shifting some costs to states. New work requirements for recipients, which start two years earlier, will trim federal spending by another $68.6 billion.
Less than 52% of Indiana high school graduates enrolled in college in 2023 — the lowest rate on record, according to new state data. The drop continues a yearslong trend that could have long-term consequences for the state’s workforce and economy.
From community care to creative flair, this week’s events offer ways to make an impact and spark your curiosity. Donate life-saving blood at the Red Cross Blood Drive, then dive into local ecology at White River Inhabitants with hands-on exploration. Tap into your inner artist at the Fused Glass Workshop at Minnetrista, or stop by Second Harvest’s Anderson food tailgate to receive a helping hand — no ID or proof of income required. Finally, celebrate summer in full swing at Fire Up DWNTWN with hot air balloons, live music, spicy eats, and family fun. There is something in Muncie for everyone!
The Indiana Department of Health has confirmed the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in mosquitoes in Delaware County, according to a Facebook post.
Ball State alumni and late-night icon David Letterman has finally weighed in on the cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", sort of, and by doing it in a way only Letterman would.
Fall is quickly approaching, and with it comes new opportunities to grow, learn, and connect at Ball State! This week’s highlights include a professional networking session, a faculty workshop on Canvas course templates, and changes coming to student Adobe access. Don’t miss out on what’s happening across campus!
Fire Up DWNTWN is back in Muncie Aug 2, with a strong showing of community excitement, new attractions, and expanded vendor offerings.
Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media (CCIM) earned two Regional awards last month at the 2025 NATAS Central Great Lakes Regional Emmy Awards.
Ozzy Osbourne, former lead singer of Black Sabbath and "grandfather of heavy metal" has died at 76 according to the Associated Press, just weeks after his farewell show.
The Cardinals 3.968 was the highest among Division 1 women's golf, followed by Eastern Washington University with a 3.959.
School is just a couple of weeks away, and finding housing can be stressful, but The Haven is here for you!
Random number generators play an important role in the operation of online casinos. They determine the fairness and transparency of gambling results. At the moment, sites such as Casinia are implementing provable fairness systems based on Blockchain. This evolution allows ensuring the truthfulness of all gambling outcomes. Users can independently verify the verification records. The information is kept strictly confidential, which ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and advanced technological solutions.
An Indiana task force will evaluate the state’s emergency alert system in the wake of the recent deadly floods in Texas.
From practical self-defense to peaceful yoga in the park, this week offers something for every pace. Empower yourself at the Women’s Self Defense Workshop, sip and read at Tonne Winery’s cozy Reading Between the Wines, or stock up on essentials and services at the all-ages Back-to-School Fair. Wind down with outdoor movement at Popup Yoga in Morrow’s Meadow, then top it all off with local tunes and craft brews at the Madjax Summer Courtyard Concert featuring Ciara Haskett. Whatever your interest, whatever your price, there is something in Muncie for everyone!
The new owners of Mark III Taproom have announced they’ve purchased a new location for the oldest gay bar in the state.
Ball State's summer commencement honored graduates with speakers delivering messages of creativity, courage, and the power of vulnerability.
