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Political commentary meets rock and electronic music with SeepeopleS, a rock music group that will take to the stage at Be Here Now tonight.
In Indiana, college graduates are more likely to live in the same areas, which boosts employment and economic opportunities, according to a new Ball State study.
Last week, the 25th annual V!VA Awards recognized five Muncie citizens for their volunteer work over the past year.
The everyday presence of technology, although sometimes unnoticed, can impact relationships and development through the stages of life.
Mental health has quickly become a huge topic on college campuses.
Ball State baseball's longest winning streak since 2015 came to an end this weekend at Buffalo.
Senior Kelsey Sear led the Cardinals by finishing 29th.
This weekend, Ball State track and field went to Illinois to compete in Illinois University’s Illinois Twilight meet.
Ball State women's tennis proved yesterday why it was voted Female Team of the Year at the Chirpies by beating Akron 4-3 and winning back-to-back Mid-American Conference regular season championship titles.
It is not every day Ball State soccer has the opportunity to host a national team.
The carnival featured 18 thrill rides, free games and prizes, live music, refreshments and live entertainers, including a caricature artist, airbrush tattoos and circus performers.
WARNING: This review quotes lyrics from the album that contain strong language. Kendrick Lamar has already earned his spot as one of the greatest rap artists of this decade with albums Good Kid, M.A.A.D City and To Pimp a Butterfly, the latter of which has become a rallying album for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Fifteen thousand square feet of skate and bike space have been designed to occupy part of Westside Park, which will stretch along Cardinal Greenways.
As many as 5.1 million Americans may have Alzheimer's disease, according to Alzheimer's Foundation of America.
Right-handed pitcher junior Carolyn Wilmes cracked open Ball State's softball history book this afternoon by recording her first career no-hitter to lead the team to a 2-1 victory over Toledo (20-30, 8-9 MAC) in the first game of today's double-header.
Members of the local Fraternal Order of Police lodge will be hosting a race this weekend to help benefit the organization and its programming.
“I don’t think that kids are hearing stories that they need to hear,” English assistant professor Darolyn Jones said. “They’re not hearing about experiences that are like theirs.”
Zabilka earned 4,844 votes for his talent video, which showcased an original rap song.
