Clear conditions give way to weekend showers
By Amanda Kedzierski / September 16, 2016Recent clear weather will give way to a chance for showers late Friday afternoon and early Saturday morning.
Recent clear weather will give way to a chance for showers late Friday afternoon and early Saturday morning.
John Gouwens isn't a typical musician. As a carillonneur - someone who performs on bells in churches or towers – his musical talents aren't as traditional as most others.
This year’s Family Weekend is Sept. 16-18, and the schedule is packed with events for students and families to attend.
Upon moving in, students are given a roommate agreement to establish boundaries in their dorm. However, one thing wasn't up for contention this year — construction.
Football season is now in full swing, and before the Cardinals take the gridiron on Sept. 17, there are hundreds upon thousands of fans outside of Scheumann Stadium doing one thing — tailgating. There are certain guidelines to follow during the pregame festivities.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail Thursday, smiling and chatting with reporters as her plane flew to North Carolina. The Democratic presidential candidate appeared energetic and in high spirits after the bout of pneumonia that sidelined her.
Ball State (1-1) will take on the Colonels (1-1) at Scheumann Stadium on Sept. 17 for the team's home opener and annual Family Weekend game. After a loss at Indiana last weekend, Neu is making sure his guys stay focused on the task at hand.
Bryce and Beth Barnes have a lot in common.
After practice Thursday, senior defender Lorina White was sitting on the floor of the locker room, listening as coach Craig Roberts stalled for time. Finally, a knock on the door.
Family Weekend is just a day away for students here at Ball State University, but rain is in the forecast. Will the showers ruin the weekend activities? Weather forecaster Balint Szalavari has the full story.
Starting a college career is a life-changing experience for any first-time student. For 16-year-old Dora Lott, it's an even bigger adjustment.
"The Boy Who Killed Grant Parker" by Kat Spears is the story of Luke, who gets moved from a prime DC school to live with his dad in a small town in Tennessee. The God-centered town doesn’t welcome him with open arms and he’s quite literally a fish out of water. But after a run-in with the town’s golden boy, Grant Parker, Luke is shoved to the top of the social food chain.
Most Ball State athletics teams spent the last couple weeks on the road, but Family Weekend will feature home games from football, women's volleyball and soccer. Cross country and field hockey, however, will hit the road again.
Ball State’s Code Red dance team maintains their fitness while perfecting their dance moves. Not only do they have to memorize dance routines and smile constantly, they also have to stay in shape to stand up for an entire football game. Senior dancer, Amy Beckwith, says the conditioning has been different each year.
Consistency will be the goal for women's volleyball when the Cardinals (2-9) host the Active Ankle Challenge Sept. 16 and 17. Head coach Kelli Miller said it's the reason why the Cardinals lost their first nine games. “One match will look great, and one will be very average," she said. "This is one thing we have been consistently talking about. We need to keep a consistent level of play and consistent energy so that we don’t have to hope that things happen — we want to know that we can make things happen." Miller said the Cardinals displayed that improved consistency last weekend, when Ball State won its first two matches of the season against Morehead State and Appalachian State. “It was nice to finally get the monkey off our back and be able to finally get a win," she said.
Ball State’s Sports Administration Program and the School of Kinesiology will host the 16th annual Chase Charlie Races Saturday Sept. 17th where contestants will be able to race alongside Charlie Cardinal.
With the increasing prevalence of school shootings, guns on university campuses has become a touchy subject. The debate is a controversial one, with both sides fighting hard and pulling their constitutional rights into it.
We love IKEA, and while you can't get their furniture in Muncie, the meatballs are easy and inexpensive to replicate.
MUNCIE -- The Gamma Mu Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega issued an apology after posting a controversial photo on Instagram Sunday. Kaela Miller, Alpha Chi Omega Chapter president, said in a statement, "The Gamma Mu chapter of Alpha Chi Omega apologizes for a recent incident involving a sign quoting a Beyoncé lyric that may have had racial undertones.
Expect to see summer-like temperatures for your Friday, however, rain chances return for the daytime on Saturday.
