Mental health issues are often ignored, but the selection for this year’s New Play Project puts them in the spotlight.
Emily Feeney Miles attends countless South Carolina men's basketball games. But April 1 was different.
The Ball State Jazz Lab Ensemble has been selected to perform at this summer's Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland and will be hosting a performance tonight for the community to get a sneak peek of the show.
If you could change one thing about yourself what would it be? I bet you’re thinking something superficial. Maybe it’s your hair, eye color, height or the most common answer: your weight.
Printmakers, book artists and community members will have the chance to mingle and meet this weekend at Interrobang, a two-day event hosted by the Book Arts Collaborative and Tribune Showprint in downtown Muncie.
Ken Holland has been working to improve higher education in Afghanistan for 11 years. So it was only a natural progression for him to become the next president of the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul.
Body insecurities are not a part of the Struggle Olympics. We are not competing with each other to see who suffers more in a society obsessed with bodies.
The vocal stylings of Jesse McCartney and the intense screams from the crowed rang through John R. Emens Auditorium tonight.
American singer, songwriter and actor Jesse McCartney performed in John R. Emens Auditorium tonight.
"Five Minutes with the Mayor" was Mayor Dennis Tyler’s brainchild and it stemmed from the lack of opportunity for people to ask questions during town hall meetings.
They have done it again. For the sixth year in a row, the Ball State Speech Team has placed in the top 10 schools at the National Forensic Association national tournament.
In just three appearances last week, Ball State softball's Carolyn Wilmes recorded a 0.93 ERA in 15 innings of work, while holding opponents to a .185 batting average against her. The right handed pitcher was named the Mid-American Conference West Division Pitcher of the Week this afternoon for the first time in her career.
Senior men's tennis players Lucas Andersen and Andrew Stutz go way back.
The Cardinals look to advance to their first MIVA championship since 2009.
Reject no one, accept all. Just smile and wave. Make love, not war. Spread kind vibes. All of these sentiments, and many more, are reflected on small, colorful circles attached to an 8-foot peace pole — similar to a maypole.
Editor's Note: Where They Were Before is a Ball State Daily News series profiling various professors and their lives before teaching.
Students are opting for online classes rather than instructor-based classes due to the flexibility and accessibility these courses can provide.
Muncie drivers may notice something out of the ordinary as they go through some areas of town. Silver poles, up to 120 feet tall, about the height of a 10-story building, are popping up in the Muncie area.
This may just be the drink of the year — if you haven't had one, you've probably seen one.
Weather Forecaster Adam Grimes has your Tuesday mid-day update!
