The Ball State men’s volleyball team swept Saint Francis in three straight sets during its season home opener and the first match of the Shondell Active Ankle Challenge Jan. 12.
“Not your typical freshman.”
Students who are pro- and anti-conceal carry on college campuses explain why their stance is valid.
Ball State swimming and diving swept the Mid-American Conference men's and women's Swimmers of the Week honors.
With Jamba Juice reopening Wednesday, public records show Ball State spent about $1,300 to repair the drain inside the restaurant. Jamba Juice, inside the Art and Journalism Building, closed due to a sanitary drain collapse last semester, shortly before finals week.
With extremely cold temperatures forecasted, the cold and flu are not the only conditions returning students should be concerned about.
To some, a board game may seem like just an old thing that sits collecting dust, something that was once a favorite among bored children. But to a few students on campus, that is not the case.
To Connor Carlson, being a superhero is more about the people, than the superhuman powers and fancy capes kids grow up watching on Saturday morning cartoons.
As a new semester begins, the Student Government Association continues to push their platform points forward.
This incredibly simple side-dish is a great way to stick to your New Year's resolutions.
The issues the NRA chooses to focus on have changed since its conception.
An email sent out on Tuesday did more than just inform students about their academic status.
Ball State track and field recorded 12 career-best performances on Jan. 7 as they opened the 2017 indoor season with a dual meet at Western Michigan.
Ball State men's volleyball hosts its first home matches of the season in the Shondell-Active Ankle Challenge Jan. 12 and 13.
Mikey Higgins is a junior animation major and creates "Ball State of Mind" for the Daily News.
Jared Jeffries, a Ball State graduate from the Class of 2007, teamed up with fellow Chicago comedians Peyton Brown and Timothy Joyce to create a comedy album that will be released only on vinyl.
Winand Williger had a simple instruction when he hopped on his plane from the Netherlands in 1985.
