The Daily News decided to start this video series to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers.
When Vorhees enrolled at Ball State in 1976 there were no athletic scholarships, and women's sports received just 2 percent of athletics budgets.
On Dec. 21, the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid sent out an email to those who receive university financial aid outlining what expenses can't be covered by a scholarship.
David Elson, Ball State football’s new defensive coordinator, wasn’t hired to reinvent the wheel. Head coach Mike Neu said he was looking for someone who could work with the pieces Ball State already had, and Elson’s Western Illinois defense ran a familiar system.
The next Cave Theatre production is a case of art intimidating life for its actors.
It seems like politics are the only thing people have opinions on anymore. You look on social media or at the news and people are always talking about the latest and greatest (or, perhaps, worst) in government.
Celebrities interfering with politics dates back far before the president ever blocked anyone on Twitter, but it has become more prevalent in light of the current state of things.
The Board of Trustees today announced that Geoffrey S. Mearns will begin serving as president on Monday, May 15.
Step In. Speak Up. will be hosting Guy’s Night today in hopes of bringing awareness to the stigma that surrounds men and sexual assault.
Last year's MAC West title wasn't enough for the Cardinals.
Sometimes it's a hobby that turns into a lifelong passion, and no one knows that better than recent Ball State graduate Paul Whitacre.
Garfield creator and Ball State alumnus Jim Davis will deliver his second lecture of the 2016-17 academic year tomorrow.
It took overtime to decide who would sit alone atop the Mid-American Conference West Division. Ball State men's basketball (16-10, 7-6 MAC) did not obtain a lead till the first minutes of overtime leading them to a 81-72 victory over Northern Illinois (14-12, 6-7) on Feb.
Over the warm and rainy weekend, the University Police Department was busy making several alcohol and narcotic arrests.
Police responded to a 911 call earlier today on East Inlow Springs Rd. south of Muncie. The call was received at 12:40 p.m. The body was found by the property's owner in a field about 50 yards off the side of the road.
Anderson is rescheduling his canceled appearance from last October.
"Call your parents, hug a stranger and celebrate the diversity around you."
