DINNER FOR 2ISH: Parmesan-garlic tilapia
By Emma Rogers and Tyson Bird / April 28, 2016This parmesan-garlic tilapia is the perfect quick and healthy meal to prepare during finals week.
This parmesan-garlic tilapia is the perfect quick and healthy meal to prepare during finals week.
Mikey Higgins is a sophomore animation major and writes comics for the Daily News.
Ted Cruz had a special message for Ball State graduates yesterday. When Cruz visited Indianapolis to campaign before the May 3 primary, he took a moment to congratulate Ball State seniors on their graduation. Derek Hugo, a senior accounting major at Ball State, filmed the video message with himself standing next to Cruz. Did you know that you can do early, in-person voting in Indiana?
The Indiana Recycling Coalition has launched a major effort to cut food waste across the state, while colleges and universities including Ball State work to recycle food that would otherwise be discarded. “Now is clearly the right time to work on food waste reduction in Indiana,” said Carey Hamilton, executive director of the Indiana Recycling Coalition.
Some students are still surprised to know that skateboarding is prohibited on campus, even though there are signs all across campus, and it's stated within the student handbook and by the Ball State University Department of Public Safety.
Ball State began the Mid-American Conference men's golf Championships April 28 at the Highlands Meadow Golf Club in Sylvania, Ohio.
Every four and a half minutes, a baby is born with a birth defect in the United States. That means nearly 120,000 babies are affected by birth defects each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Ball State women's tennis earned three accolades given by the Mid-American Conference for its successful 2016 campaign. One of the best years in the program's history saw 20 wins and a MAC regular season championship, both program firsts. For his efforts, head coach Max Norris was named the 2016 MAC Coach of the Year. Freshman Peyton Gollhofer earned All-MAC first team and sophomore Carmen Blanco earned All-MAC second team honors after playing No. 1 and No. 2 singles all season.
It’s not uncommon for college students to be involved in volunteer work. For one Ball State student, this means raising money for an Indian orphanage — and even going overseas to work there.
Thursday has brought thunderstorm conditions early this morning, but how long are the showers going to stick around? Clearing conditions will also return for finals week to help raise moral!
Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has all your updates on all the upcoming rain the rest of this week and into the weekend.
Pitch counts have become synonymous with arm injures in recent years, but today’s crop of collegiate pitchers are the first to come through a youth system with built-in limits.
City Hall has decided Muncie needs better public transportation options, and they held a meeting to figure out what to do about it. A panel of community members spoke on April 26 to discuss the current state of mass transit in Muncie and what they would like to see in the future.
When Katelyn Warner found out she had type 1 diabetes her freshman year, her initial reaction was frustration and confusion. However, she realized dwelling on the fact wouldn’t help her, so she decided to make the best of the situation she was in.
A recent wave of vandalism was the last straw for a Village business owner.
Two freshmen made their collegiate debuts for Ball State baseball (25-17, 10-5 MAC) in the 13-1 victory over Northern Kentucky (15-27, 4-15 Horizon League) April 26.
In January, Ball State linebacker coach Johnny Curtis was the football team's defensive coordinator and baseball team's head coach at John Curtis Christian School in River Ridge, Louisiana.
Faculty and staff are now being required to have a PIN number, or passcode, on their phone if they want to access their Ball State email on the device.
When Donald Gilman isn’t busy as a fellow in research at universities like Harvard and Yale, directing one of more than 50 honors theses or receiving a grant from the Canadian and French governments, he can be found in the North Quad Building teaching French and telling stories of his many travels.
Nick Siano is a sophomore telecommunications and journalism major and writes "Nick and Tired" for the Daily News.
