The Ball State University baseball team had four errors, five hits and allowed eight runs in a loss to the University of Louisville, its final game before Mid-American Conference games begin. Ball State had won five of its last six games before the 8-2 loss Tuesday.
Although coach Mike Fleck was hoping his players would break 300, the Ball State men's golf team shot a 301 in the final round of the Pinehurst Invitational held in Pinehurst, N.C. Despite their best score of the tournament, the Cardinals finished second to last, with a team combined score of 931.
all State University is now providing spam filtering hosted by Microsoft Corp. for all Ball State e-mail accounts. For students and staff, this means fewer spam and virus-inflicting e-mails in inboxes and more space for legitimate correspondence. With the new hosted system, mail sent to all @bsu.
Ball State University students and faculty are invited to honor the memory of Purdue University freshman Wade Steffey by submitting original artwork to be sold at a silent art auction beginning Monday. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Wade Steffey Memorial Fund.
Students will see fewer spam messages in their e-mail inboxes because Ball State University began a new spam filtering service on Thursday, according to university officials. All e-mails sent to BSU addresses go through this filtering service, which automatically detects and blocks viruses and spam, said Loren Malm, assistant director of security, policy, systems and assessment.
Scroll through the map and click on the points to see where previous and more recent crime occurs on and around campus.
This pertains to those people who went to Mike Domirtz's "Can I Kiss You" speech Tuesday in Cardinal Hall. Yes, it was an entertaining speech. He was funny, charming and classy. However, he was wrong. At one point in the speech Domritz asked, "What could be problematic about asking?" He was referring to asking for the kiss instead of just going for it.
Ball State University took a leadership role in teacher education when it sponsored its first-ever technology workshop led by Apple Computer, Inc. on Sunday. The workshop, which ended on Tuesday, lasted three days and taught teacher education leaders from the Midwest how to bring 21st century technology into the classroom, Laurie Mullen, associate dean for teacher education, said.
Despite undesirable weather and a two-hour rain delay, the Cardinals took home first place in the Butler Spring Invitational. And if first place wasn't enough, two Ball State University underclassmen had a playoff for the top individual score of the tournament.
Financial burdens can be described as one of the main stressors for a college student. The ideas that run around in a college student's head can be extravagant, ranging from wanting to buy tickets for the next John Mayer concert to buying a plasma screen television for that house you rented on Martin St.
WEST LAFAYETTE - A body found inside a dormitory's locked, high-voltage utility room has been identified as 19-year-old Purdue University student Wade Steffey who vanished more than two months ago, a university official said Tuesday. Click for more coverage and a link to The Purdue Exponent's coverage.
More than 50 Ball State University students and Muncie area residents joined together for a candlelight vigil to commemorate the four-year anniversary of the War in Iraq on Monday night. Members of the political action group MoveOn organized the vigil at 8 p.
Although the Ball State University men's golf team shot 12 strokes better than the first day of the Pinehurst Invitational, the Cardinals are still 40 stokes behind co-leaders Indiana University and University of Michigan. With a day two score of 309, the Cardinals are in 17th place out of 18 teams competing.
var uslide_show_id = "481a58c3-1b6d-4b09-a8f7-ccbf6779b80c";var slideshowwidth = "350";var linktext = "";The Ball State University women's basketball team ended its season with a 85-82 loss to the University of Kentucky during Monday's NIT matchup.
The Native American Studies program invites students to attend "The Business of Fancy Dancing," a part of the Second Annual Native American Film Series, "Queer(ing) Cinema in Native America." The film will be shown at 7 p.m. today in Burkhardt Building Room 300.
PART TWO OF A FIVE-PART SERIES: Junior Julie Biddle said she pays all of her credit card bills on time. Her sister, on the other hand, said she avoids paying her bills. Don't think 25-year-old Jorie Thornton doesn't have bills, because she has plenty. She just chooses not to pay them, and she screens her phone calls to avoid the creditors, Biddle said.
It won't be long before Ball State University students see the familiar on-campus scene of representatives offering a free pizza or T-shirt - with an accompanying offer for a special credit card. These offers - and countless others - present a paradox for students: the struggle between risking debt with a credit card or purchasing with debit and cash to ensure finances stay in the black.
Upon arriving at Ball State University, Jill Christman, assistant professor of English and chair of the creative writing program, recognized a "gap" in the department. The gap lay in the student's knowledge about writing and publishing. To help remedy the issue, Christman began a program similar to one that worked at one of her previous jobs.
Several Ball State University students who live on Marsh Street and Neely Avenue have to find new places to live because the university is demolishing their houses to make room for North Residence Hall. A demolition crew tore down five houses as of Monday afternoon and three more will be demolished by Friday, said Jim Lowe, director of engineering and operations.
Indiana State Police is looking for a helping hand in its attempts to keep up with the technology criminals use to evade detection. Senate Bill 411, which is now in the Indiana House, would give State Police authority to listen in on cell phone calls and intercept other electronic communications, such as e-mail.
