Field hockey brings new approach into 2015 season
By David K. Jones / August 23, 2015The 2015 season is fast approaching for the Ball State field hockey team, and the Cardinals have a different feel for this season.
The 2015 season is fast approaching for the Ball State field hockey team, and the Cardinals have a different feel for this season.
This summer, 11 Ball State students took to the road in hopes of learning about various weather patterns.
But this year's team will feature six players in their final campaign.
Ball State’s all-time leading rusher graduated and signed a deal with the San Diego Chargers. His absence has set the Cardinals up for a running back by committee system for this season.
Milas was promoted to the first string in the sixth game of the season to spark the offense, and led the team to a 3-3 record during his six starts before ending the season early with a wrist injury. He played well enough to earn the starting nod again this year.
When Lemuel Turner was picked from the crowd of incoming freshmen to take a free-tuition half-court shot on Aug. 20 during the annual athletics pep rally, he was hesitant to get up from his seat in the bleachers.
William Cate, a junior, is also a volunteer train conductor. He makes sure passengers get on and off smoothly, loading and unloading the strollers, holding kids’ hands on the stairs.
You can keep your head down and avoid eye contact, but you can’t doge the inevitable. Some professors are going to ask their students to introduce themselves to the class.
For the first time in four years, Target offered an after-hours shopping event exclusively for the university. About 2,000 students made their way to the store’s Muncie location between 10:30 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 20.
For the second time, a Ball State freshman won a semester of free tuition by sinking a half-court shot.
Three former Ball State players in Colts training camp at Anderson University look to make a name for themselves and their alma mater. They're just a fraction of the seven former Cardinals in NFL camps across the nation.
Ball State athletic director Mark Sandy has named Brian Etelman the new head coach of the Cardinals' track & field and cross country programs.
Ball State’s Theta Chi fraternity is responding to the sudden hospitalization of one of its members after he went into cardiac arrest July 29.
Ball State has named Megan Ciolli Bartlett as the new head coach of the softball program.
The proposal for a new health professions building was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees.
On Saturday, the Ball State forward will hear his name called as he walks across the stage to graduate.
Two Ball State graduates will be opening their third technology repair shop next week in an effort to expand their burgeoning business.
After his first experience in Slovenia in 1995, Dom Caristi has gone on one more Fulbright trip to Greece, become a Fulbright ambassador and is Ball State’s Fulbright adviser. He has even applied to go on a third trip. “I’m their biggest cheerleader ... There are plenty of more prestigious Fulbrighters than me. There are members of the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives. There are captains of industry,” Caristi said. “They’re more famous and more accomplished, but there’s nobody who’s more enthusiastic about it than me.”
At the end of this month, take some time out of your day to make your own wizard wand to celebrate Harry Potter’s 35th birthday and J.K. Rowling’s 50th birthday, both on July 31.
Strength coaches David Feeley and Ben Armer wanted to do something fun for the players this summer. The players dressed up as superheroes to "hulk-smash" max-out leg day, resulting in a YouTube video that has amassed in over 100 thousand views.
