Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein has your update for weather in Muncie over Spring Break! Expect a nice weekend and rain chances early next week!
A Beneficence Dialogue will kick off the month of March, and the last dialogue of the academic year will conclude it.
An outline for how to restructure Ball State’s governance system left some in university council questioning if their subcouncil is necessary.
A week of jetlag accompanying her return to the United States couldn't put a damper on the experience of a lifetime for one student.
Ball State baseball will start off its spring break eight-game spring road trip in South Carolina at the Johnny Gardner Law Group Tournament.
After Ball State's 88-80 loss on Wednesday evening to fellow bubble team Central Michigan, things look bleak for the team's chances at an NCAA Tournament at-large bid.
The second Beneficence Dialogue of this semester met in the forum room of the L.A. Pittenger Student Center March 1.
Thirty counties — that’s the amount of area student productions will be broadcast to all because of a new immersive learning class.
With more people choosing to identify with no religion, one student speaks about what led him away from his religious community.
After an explosive year for smartphones, there were many skeptics believing that Samsung would be unable provide an innovative and amazing new phone that would live up to the hype set by the previous year. After watching the official release video, I have one thing to say to those skeptics: You were right.
March is Disability Awareness Month and the Alliance for Disability Awareness, ADA, and the Disabilities Services office are partnering with the Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities to host a variety of events to celebrate.
This generation can be the generation to end gun violence.
Spring break is rapidly approaching and whether you are traveling for vacation, going home or staying in Muncie, everyone deserves to have a relaxing escape from classes.
With the team coming up on a lot of competition in the next week, it is focused on doing what it has been doing for the past three weeks, which is playing and working as a team.
Squeezing the trigger, I aimed for the old beer can. It flipped up in the air scattering and spraying everywhere.
Eileen Porzuczek, a junior creative writing major, met a Muncie local whose grandmother worked at a department store downtown during the years of segregation. At the time, the woman’s grandmother was the only clerk who would serve African-American customers.
The Cardinals will get a break from their Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association schedule as they travel 2,000 miles west to California for four matches, three of which will come against ranked opponents.
