Schools should change their curriculum to include courses that better prepare students for adulthood.
Liberty Rister shares her personal journey of finding community and belonging through the Panhellenic recruitment process at Ball State.
Muncie Central bounced back at the Kokomo Volleyball Invitational, taking two matches from Dekalb after early struggles with passing and consistency. Junior Kendall Kahle stood out with strong all-around play, earning praise from head coach Kate Hughes as a key player for the season ahead.
Murdock’s core values of connection and community involvement earned her the dazzling title.
Muncie offers a great lineup of events this week! The Gardening Social: “Regenerating Earth” offers live music and community with bestselling author Kelsey. If that’s not your vibe, The Miller College of Business is hosting a Networking Bash to give students a chance to connect with peers and professionals through games and conversation. Looking for something peaceful? Yoga in the Charles W. Brown Planetarium might be just what you need. At the Muncie Civic Theatre, Hairspray: The Broadway Musical ups the energy from yesterday’s yoga. Finally, Minnetrista’s Farmers Market features local vendors offering fresh produce, baked goods, and community connections. Muncie has something for you!
The event welcomed eager community members and more than 50 vendors.
After a slow start at the Shenandoah Invite, Daleville bounced back with wins over Southwestern and Centerville to secure fifth place. Head coach Gayle Hicks said the early-season tournament offers a chance to learn and improve before the state tournament.
Yorktown opened the 2025 season with a dominant shutout at Anderson, fueled by three turnovers, a safety, and three touchdowns from Nate Luzadder. The Tigers look to carry that momentum into next week’s rivalry matchup at Muncie Central.
On Thursday Aug. 28 at 7 p.m. the League of Women will have a meeting about voting centers.
Pressure is mounting on Indiana Republicans as the White House invites state lawmakers for a visit, and a poll in the field assesses the political risk of a mid-cycle redistricting.
Students and community members gathered at the University Peace Plaza on Aug. 22 to speak out.
As the Ball State football season is set to kick off, The Ball State Daily News football beat reporters predicted the 2025 football season. Although Ball State has not been to a bowl game since 2021, there is a shot in 2025.
The Textbook Affordability Program at Ball State (TABS) encourages low-cost textbooks for all students across campus.
As the semester hits the ground running, we know it’s easy to miss the important announcements from Ball State’s Communication Center! This week highlights the opening of Pathway mentor sign-ups, a 45-minute webinar to approve your grant writing skills, and a tip on Canvas to help kick off start your fall semester.
Ball State soccer traveled to Bloomington to take on Indiana for their season road opener. The Cardinals fell 1-0 to move to 0-2 on the season.
Monte Antrim, Ball State assistant teaching professor of architecture, was arrested Aug.15, according to a post on the Daleville Police Department Facebook page.
Ball State Communications Center announced the return of the $2 Tour of The Village in an Aug. 18 press release.
The Daily News had an exclusive sit-down Q&A with Ball State head coach Mike Uremovich, with insight into his first few months as Ball State's leader.
