World War II veteran receives Purple Heart
By Grace Ramey / September 21, 2016Private First Class Junior Eugene Howell, a World War II veteran in the 6th Amphibious Amtrac Battalion, was presented with the Purple Heart Award on Sept.
Private First Class Junior Eugene Howell, a World War II veteran in the 6th Amphibious Amtrac Battalion, was presented with the Purple Heart Award on Sept.
The Latino Student Union hosted a interactive panel discussion on intersectionality on Sept. 20 at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
Once hip-hop artists make it out of the hood and have some influence, why is that criminal lifestyle they might have once lived still their main subject matter?
The fall season officially starts on Sept. 22, and the University Program Board is helping students celebrate with their annual Fall Fest. UPB will be hosting Fall Fest on Sept. 22 from 6 to 9 p.m. at LaFollette field.
Anand Giridharadas, the author of this year's Freshman Common Reader, "The True American: Murder and Mercy in Texas," and the main subject of the bookvisited campus on Sept. 20.
WASHINGTON (AP) — As wages for American workers have stagnated for more than a generation, the income gap between black and white workers has widened, and discrimination is the main reason for the persisting disparity, according to a new report.
No bags, no bus, no hotel. Ball State women's golf finished fourth in the Cardinal Classic Sept. 20 in the only tournament the team will host all year.
The Student Action Team hosted their 14th annual Bingo After Dark event Sept. 20 in Park Hall.
A Ball State alert warning students of an armed robbery near campus ended with only $5 stolen.
The Ball State University Dance Marathon, which has been a campus-wide student organization since 2008, revealed its new fundraising goal on Tuesday. The goal this year is to raise $765,000, compared to last year’s goal of $550,000.
Actress Charmian Carr died Monday at age 73. Her death is a result of complications from a rare form of dementia, according to her spokesman, Harlan Boll.
Muncie Fire Department and University Police responded to an incident at the Village Promenade parking garage Monday night.
Ball State women’s volleyball took home both Mid-American Conference West Offensive and Defensive player of the Week awards.
The 2,300 acres of forest and wetlands near the White River will be more prominent than ever on Sept. 24 as Hoosier Environmental Council hosts their annual Ride for the Mounds.
In an effort to help those effected by the EF3 tornado that went through Kokomo on Aug. 24, damaging hundreds of homes and businesses, the Ball Brothers Foundation has awarded $25,000 grants to the Indiana Region of the American Red Cross.
Construction in downtown Muncie is hurting sales of some small businesses but will give them millions of dollars in upgrades says a city official.
To kick off its week of events, the Latinx Student Union hosted salsa night, an event to show students how salsa is performed.
Out of all the businesses affected by downtown construction, The Downtown Farm Stand has taken one of the hardest hits, says the owner.
Learning how to be an adult can be hard for young people, but the Muncie Public Library is hoping to make that adjustment easier.
As an audience attending a performance, whether it may be a play or a concert, all that is shown are the people under the spotlight, but BSU Backstage is all about getting to know the person behind the spotlight.
