Symphony of Sustainability: Cope Environmental Center recognized as Indiana’s only certified Living Building

By Sarah Olsen / April 20, 2022

With the impact of climate change growing, some companies see it imperative to change the design and construction of buildings, with the goal of giving back to the environment as much as they take. However, this does not come without challenges, as every office, home and store would have to maintain net-zero energy and water levels. The materials used to make these structures would have to be ecologically friendly and properly disposed of. Then, they must perform consistently. 

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Show Off your Love for Dogs With the Dog Mom Sweatshirt

April 20, 2022

Sometimes the weather gets cold but the dogs still need to go outside for walks, bathroom breaks, or just to socialize with other dogs. You might not have a thick coat of fur to keep you warm, but you should be able to grab a sweatshirt and head out into the cold. But what if your sweatshirt could do more than just keep you warm?

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BASEBALL

Cardinals fall to Broncos in their 5th game in 5 days

By Kyle Smedley / April 19, 2022

After run ruling Akron (11-24, 9-15 MAC) 16-0 three days prior, Ball State experienced the same fate against Western Michigan (12-21, 9-10 MAC), losing 14-2 after the Broncos put up a six-run fifth inning and seven-run eighth. 

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WEATHER

Warm-up expected

April 19, 2022

Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster expects some warmer temperatures as we make our way into the weekend.

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WEATHER

Warmer Temperatures

April 19, 2022

Weather Forecaster has the latest on rain and hotter temps.

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NEWS

Ball State reports 7 positive COVID-19 cases, 66.6 percent decrease from last week

By Staff Reports / April 19, 2022

Ball State reported 7 positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees April 11-17, according to the Ball State COVID-19 dashboard. 

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NEWS

Construction to begin on Muncie's Storer Estates

By Alex Almanza / April 19, 2022

In a Muncie community update video, Muncie Mayor Dan Ridenour says the engineering portion of the project is completed and that construction to develop a new park and subdivision is set to begin on May 1.

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BASEBALL

Grabbing the bumper: After a fateful night left his collegiate baseball career in jeopardy, Matthew Rivera has found success at Ball State

By Kyle Smedley / April 19, 2022

It’s around 9:30 p.m. at La Salle University in Philadelphia. Then-freshman Matthew Rivera exits the building where his study hall just finished. A few moments later, Rivera finds himself on the hood of a vehicle. 

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SPORTS

Delta Softball rounding the bases

By John Klemeyer / April 18, 2022

“Our hitting this season has given us a lot of confidence and it gives us confidence moving into every game," Summers said. 

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NEWS

Local recreational path raises concern for pedestrians

By Rebecca Rosado / April 18, 2022

The Cardinal Greenway is the largest recreational trail in Indiana. The trail allows pedestrians to bike ride, walk, run, and enjoy the scenery through many parks and nature-filled areas. 

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NEWS

Ball State's local royalty

By Olivia Sloniker / April 18, 2022

From Miss Delaware County to the Indiana State Fair Queen Pageant, junior English major Kalyn Melham has surprised herself time and time again with her success.

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WEATHER

Mid april warm up

By Adam Feick / April 18, 2022

Weather Forecaster Adam Feick has the latest on the upcoming warm up for this weekend.

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BYTE

Q&A with Namby Pamby

By Annie Bastian / April 18, 2022

The Namby Pamby is an alternative band composed of three female artists: McKenna Parks on guitar, Emily Parks on bass, and Payton Knerr on drums. The group was established at the end of 2021 and has been performing since the beginning of 2022. The band agreed to be interviewed over Zoom to talk about themselves and their future plans. 

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OPINION

No Confidence

By Grayson Joslin / April 18, 2022

 The fact that we have allowed SGA’s reputation to sink this low is embarrassing, disappointing and infuriating.  

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PARTNERSHIP PROJECT

Victory for Veterans: Muncie Central High School awarded Purple Star for veteran and military family service

By Staff Reports / April 18, 2022

Muncie Central High School (MCHS) was one of 35 Indiana-based schools awarded the Purple Star Nov. 9, 2021, just two days before Veterans Day, for its programs and services designed to honor and serve veterans and their families. 

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10 Best Rock Albums of All Time

April 18, 2022

For those about to rock, we salute you! This list of the best rock albums of all time is the perfect intro. Maybe you’re a long-time rocker and you just want to revisit some classics or fill out your collection of vinyl.

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French Terry Fabric: 5 Benefits To Consider

April 18, 2022

Sometimes it’s hard to understand the difference between one fabric and another, as many have similar textures, features, and appearances. However, knowing the minute variations between your material options can help you make informed choices when dressing for occasions and plans. 

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BASKETBALL

COBB: The NCAA transfer portal has its pros and cons

By Derran Cobb / April 18, 2022

With the recent introduction of the NCAA transfer portal causing controversy, some players have found success after using the portal to transfer. 

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SPONSORED

Find Your Nest at 17 Hundred Apartments

By Ball State Daily Advertising / April 18, 2022

17 Hundred Apartments redefines college student living. We pride ourselves on being the finest and most convenient housing on campus. Not only are we located so close to campus, but we’re also adjacent to your favorite restaurants on McGalliard Road.

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BASEBALL

Ball State wins 3 of 4 games against Zips in weekend series

By Daniel Kehn / April 17, 2022

Ball State baseball (21-13, 15-3 MAC) missed out on a series sweep over Akron (11-24, 9-15 MAC) after falling to the Zips in their final game April 17.