Ball State splits doubleheader against Buffalo
By Staff Reports / March 29, 2015The Ball State baseball team split a doubleheader on Saturday against Buffalo, suffering its first loss in 11 games in the second game of the day.
The Ball State baseball team split a doubleheader on Saturday against Buffalo, suffering its first loss in 11 games in the second game of the day.
After having its first double header canceled on Friday, the Ball State softball team got Mid-American Conference play started on Saturday with two wins over Central Michigan.
Four Ball State men's volleyball players played their last home match on Saturday, suffering a 3-0 loss to Loyola.
Over 1,000 people gathered in front of the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis Saturday to take part in the #AllAreWelcome rally to oppose the Religious Freedom Restoration Act signed into effect Thursday by Indiana Governor Mike Pence.
Ball State announced the attorney general will come to the university to answer questions about the tax fraud and Anthem Medical breach during the Thursday University Senate meeting.
After Gov. Mike Pence signed the Religious Freedom and Restoration Act in a private ceremony on March 26, Hoosiers protested on the steps of the Statehouse.
Zayn Malik leaves One Direction and celebrities criticize Indiana Gov. Mike Pence in this week's Pop Culture Catch Up.
In response to criticism from students last week, Ball State announced a platform for discussion about diversity and inclusion today in an email from the Office of Student Affairs.
What is it like to walk? Stand up? Take five paces? Press “up” for the elevator? Freshman psychology major Lizzie Ford has never walked and can’t press buttons, but she won’t let it phase her.
An artist featured in the David Owsley Museum of Art’s (DOMA) exhibition “Fractured Narratives” brought stories of his travels in Ethiopia to a campus talk Thursday.
Woodstock: a weekend of peace, love and music – the ultimate festival experience. Too bad it happened in 1969. Luckily, Indiana is in a central location for an abundance of festivals happening this summer.
Twitter reacts to the signing of Religious Freedom Restoration Act using the hashtag #BoycottIndiana. Gov. Mike Pence signed the controversial bill in a private ceremony this morning.
When the Muncie Downtown Development Partnership was founded in 2001, Cheryl Crowder said it was the committee’s goal to showcase the vacant spaces available downtown and to give downtown a better image.
“La Boheme” might be an opera, but Director Jon Truitt said Ball State Opera Theatre’s new production is not just for aristocrats or Italian speakers but for everyone.
Starting pitcher Trevor Henderson allowed two hits and one earned run in 5.2 innings, and the Ball State baseball team extended its win streak to nine with an 8-2 victory over Purdue on March 25 in Muncie.
Ball State President Paul Ferguson talked diversity and social media with more than 150 people at a student forum today.
A letter sent by student leaders to President Paul Ferguson was the catalyst for a campus-wide email sent Wednesday, addressing the selection of this year’s Johns R. Emens Outstanding Senior Award winner. The letter’s author, Student Government Association Chief of Staff Chris Taylor, along with SGA President Nick Wilkey, met Tuesday afternoon with Dean of Students Kay Bales and Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Thomas Gibson to discuss the letter, which was also sent to Bales and Director of Student Life Jennifer Jones-Hall. The letter highlighted the concerns and complaints of many students.
Starting Friday, a young cast of Ball State musical theatre students tackle “Oklahoma!,” a production that Director Karen Kessler, associate professor of theatre, said “changed the course of the American musical.”
As the first match of the intermural volleyball Championship finished up, Austin Acel, the future secretary of the Student Government Association stepped over towards his fraternity brothers and fans, encouraging them to be louder.
