After being on the verge of upsetting multiple top 10 teams during their road trip, the Cardinals were able to put together a complete match in their return home.
Murder plots, brothels, assassins, pirates, and more: Game of Thrones fans can find all the things they love in Ball State’s production of Pericles, Prince of Tyre.
Cardinals will not be able to travel down Ball State's main drag March 5 and 6.
If you’re looking for a pet, Muncie Animal Care & Services has the purr-fect solution for you.
Go outside, look at the massive world above and imagine floating among the dazzling stars, looking down at planet Earth. Astronaut Wendy Lawrence has spent 51 days doing just that.
Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein has your weekend weather as well as information on the upcoming rain next week.
After several messages have been receiving attention on social media, the University Police Department and the University has released a statement.
After a busy weekend at home, the Cardinals are looking to stay focused going into an even bigger meet.
Riding a five match home winning streak, Ball State plays a team that it's lost to each of the previous three seasons.
As with any police officer, extensive, mandated training is necessary in keeping the public safe. However, officers at UPD take it upon themselves to specialize their policing to Ball State.
Ball State will face a big challenge in its first game of the weekend as it will take on defending national champion Oklahoma on Friday.
Instead of a debate, a moderated question and answer session occurred with only one slate, Amplify, at the Presidential and Vice President Debate Thursday.
NLI Weather Forecaster Ethan Rosuck has a dip in temperatures and a nice day to end the work week.
A Ball State alumnus is returning to campus — but this time, it's to patrol the streets.
Romance, shipwrecks and jousting is coming to Ball State with the Department of Theatre and Dance production of “Pericles, Prince of Tyre,” which opens at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Strother Studio Theatre.
A bus filled with local history about the civil rights movement made a stop on Ball State's campus Thursday.
