University police to host charity event
By Raymond Garcia / August 20, 2014The University Police Department is set to make a splash Friday for the second annual Dunk-A-Cop event at the Scramble Light.
The University Police Department is set to make a splash Friday for the second annual Dunk-A-Cop event at the Scramble Light.
For a few years, John R. Emens Auditorium has been trying to book The Fray for a student concert at Ball State.
Mackenzie Kitchel had her setback. Now she’s ready for her comeback.An outside hitter on the Ball State women’s volleyball team, Kitchel played in 24 matches last season, earning five starts.
The Ball State soccer team kicks off it’s 2014-15 regular season this weekend, with match ups against IPFW and Green Bay.
After receiving $2.88 million form the state to deal with abandoned homes, Muncie city officials met with the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority on Monday via a webinar, where the agency detailed the next steps for the city.
After weeks of civil unrest in Missouri and the manslaughter of Michael Brown, some Ball State students are preparing to voice their opinions on pat shootings by police officers.
Junior professional sales and French major Austin Acel nominated President Paul Ferguson for the amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) ice bucket challenge on Aug. 19.
As the fall season draws near, the music of summer plays on into its final weeks. Following previous years’ smash hits like “California Gurls” or “Call Me Maybe,” artists put their best material forward in hopes of claiming the “song of the summer” title.
When Jake Griffin’s brother was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, he felt a wave of relief.This relief didn’t come from his brother having a mental illness, but from the diagnosis that explained some of his brother’s bizarre behavior.
After watching many students underprepare for job interviews after college, a Ball State faculty member created an app to help, even if it is awkward at first.Jonathan Huer, director of emerging technologies and media development, created Be Employed When You Graduate: The App, an application to help students practice for job interviews.
A team of current and former Ball State students released a social media app this summer, combining aspects of Instagram and Tinder.Anthony Sparks, a senior communication major, and former student David Rogers, came up with the idea and created Noria LLC.Noria is a social media application that allows users to post and view photos.
Shouts of “Get away from me!” and “Stop!” filled the air of the Park Hall multipurpose room as eight girls, two “creepers” and two instructors practiced defense mechanisms against sexual assault during Elemental.
Mid-American Conference Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher says the league’s new 13-year
Scott Secor said he blacks out every time he lines up to kick a football.The process of his kicking motion comes naturally for Secor.
Move-in week arrests are up this year despite a tweet from @ExcisePolice to warn students about patrols.
Vehicles full of furniture and houseware filled the Village Promenade parking garage as residents of the apartment complex moved in Saturday.
For President Paul Ferguson, the class of 2018 is special. Ferguson welcomed the freshmen to campus Sunday afternoon during his first freshman convocation, describing them as “his class.”
With its season opener against IPFW scheduled for Friday, the Ball State soccer team faced off against IUPUI in an exhibition match.Though the Saturday match ended in a 1-1 draw, head coach Craig Roberts chose to focus on what his team learned about itself in gameplay.“It was a great way to get a look at our team’s strengths and weaknesses that we haven’t been able to completely see during the preseason,” Roberts said.
