Second annual Online Education Week celebrates program's success
By Raymond Garcia / November 9, 2015The second annual Online Education Week is a way for Ball State to celebrate the opportunities and successes of its online education programs.
The second annual Online Education Week is a way for Ball State to celebrate the opportunities and successes of its online education programs.
Late-night runs to the store for beer may be a thing of the past.
Anna Bowman is a senior English and telecommunications major and writes 'Film Annalysis' for the Daily News.
On Nov. 7, 43 zombies ran through campus to participate in Global Brigades' first Zombie Run
No-Shave November is all about quitting shaving and growing facial hair into beards, all in the name of cancer awareness—but some men can’t grow facial hair at all.
With changing seasons come changing trends. Colder weather calls for new accessories that offer both style and functionality. Here are six autumn essentials.
Since the Homecoming game against Toledo, Ball State's offense has slowed down its production. During that timeframe, the team has dropped four games and has struggled moving the ball in its sole win over the University of Massachusetts on Halloween day.
Census surveys have recently been conducted in residence halls, and a U.S. Census Bureau official wants students to know the importance of their responses. The most recent survey visit took place on Nov. 5 in Noyer Complex. The exact survey conducted is unknown due to strict census policy.
When the end of the semester is quickly approaching– does that mean the holiday season is too?
Ball State fans are used to watching their quarterback, Riley Neal, on Saturday afternoons at Scheumann Stadium. Whether he’s breaking freshman passing records or carving up defenses with his feet, Neal has quickly become a fan favorite. But this Saturday, the Cardinal faithful have a chance to see another member of the Neal family shine in a different sport.
A strong 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck off Eastern Indonesia on Nov. 4, causing people to flee their homes in panic.
You sometimes have a goggle imprint on your face.
Ball State officially lost postseason bowl eligibility after suffering a 54-7 loss to Western Michigan on Thursday. It's the second consecutive season that the Cardinals won't compete in the postseason. The Broncos gained 711 yards on the Cardinals, including 300-plus yard performances through the air and on the ground.
Ball State won the toss and deferred, then committed a facemask penalty on the ensuing kickoff. Western Michigan got the ball at their own 29-yard line to start the game.
Ball State’s rendition of “As You Like It” takes readers out of the Shakespearean comedy’s original setting and into 1990s Seattle during the height of the grunge period.
Upbeat music and red shirts filled the Atrium, along with balloons, cheerleaders and President Paul W. Ferguson for the campus’ second annual Thank a Donor Day.
Some students have received spam emails coming from what appear to be actual Ball State email accounts in the past couple weeks.
This weekend may be distracting for the Ball State men's golf team, with warm sand under their toes and the North Pacific ocean crashing waves onto the beach right next to them during their back swing.
In early November, a homegrown Ball State band will return to play at Be Here Now almost two and a half decades after forming.
Ball State will travel to Western Michigan University in a must-win game if it hopes to keep its bowl eligibility alive.
