Students gathered at the University Green on Sept. 18 for Fiesta on the Green, hosted by the Latino Student Union.
Dance Marathon hosted Night of Hope for Riley families to share their stories and the impact Riley Hospital for Children has had on their lives.
Ball State students walked down McKinley Avenue on Sept. 17 for the Trans Lives Matter March.
The Legal Studies Student Association gave out mini constitutions and flag pins on Sept. 17 to celebrate Constitution Day.
Professor Teh-Kuang Chang celebrated his 90th birthday and 50th year of teaching at Ball State. on Sept. 15 at the Student Center. Read the story here.
Bid Day took place on Sept. 14 in the Quad where sororities accepted their pledges.
Send Silence Packing is a national tour to help reduce the amount of students that lost their life to suicide in college. There are 1,100 backpacks on campus to represent how many lives are lost on college campuses.
Students and community members marched from the Bell Tower on Sept. 9 for the Protest for Justice. The march was organized by the Black Student Association and Ball State Democrats.
The Ball State football team faced Virginia Military Institute on Sept. 3 at Scheumann Stadium. Ball State won 48-36.
The Step In. Speak Up. campaign took to the Scramble Light on Sept. 3 to get people to sign a pledge to end sexual assault on Sept. 3 at the Scramble Light.
Village Green Records hosted their annual Back to School show on Aug. 29 on their lawn. The show featured various bands from Bloomington, Muncie and Fort Wayne.
The Ball State women's volleyball team faced Belmont in their second game of the Active Ankle Tournament on Aug. 28 at Worthen Arena. Ball State won the match 3-2.
The women's volleyball team played Albany in the first game of the Active Ankle Challenge on Aug. 28 at Worthen Arena.
Students and faculty could take part in Dunk-a-Cop on Aug. 28 near the Scramble Light by paying a dollar to throw balls in an attempt to dunk a cop or a member of parking services. All proceeds went to the Special Olympics.
The Student Government Association started a new workshop for freshmen, Freshman 115, that lasts for the first five weeks of the semester. In the sessions, participants discuss organizations on campus, diversity, peer pressure and what the students want to learn.
Minnetrista hosted Picnic with the Pops on Aug. 26 featuring the Muncie Symphony Orchestra, with performances by the Pride of Mid-America as well.
It's the first week of school and everybody is dressing to impress. Check out some of the outfits we found around campus.
The Ball State football team hosted a camp for kids on July 16 at Scheumann Stadium. After the camp, families could see the Anheuser-Busch Clydesdales and watch "Remember the Titans" at the stadium.
The women's volleyball team hosted the Lil Cards Volleyball Camp on July 10 in the Field and Sports Building. Seven girls participated in the camp that worked on their passing, serving, attacking and teamwork skills.
