SGA hosts forums to get feedback on academic spaces around campus
By Sabrina Childers / February 10, 2016SGA is looking to improve Ball State's learning spaces by holding open forums for students.
SGA is looking to improve Ball State's learning spaces by holding open forums for students.
Weather Forecaster Nick Fauser says snow will be ending early tomorrow morning, but cold will stick around
One Student Government Association member was fined for violating the Elections Code before election season had even begun.
The University Police Department was dispatched to the intersection of Neely and McKinley Avenue after a crash around 5:30 p.m. on Feb. 9.
Teacher evaluations may not be the most accurate representation of a professor due to gender biases, according to a recent study.
Today Muncie has a winter weather advisory bringing icy roads, cold wind chills, and of course snow. The snow will continue into tomorrow evening.
Since President Paul W. Ferguson’s resignation, students and faculty have demanded to know the reason for his abrupt departure.
Race and "black America" were brought up at a Black Minds Matter panel hosted by the Black Student Association on Feb. 8.
Winter weather has return back to Muncie for the early parts of the week, but sunny skies are returning soon!
It’s not surprising some people have a difficult time following politics, especially around elections season.
Walking through the dining halls on campus, students have many food options.
Snow is back in the forecast. It'll feel like a normal Indiana winter.
The Black Student Association took a trip back in time this past weekend, as it visited the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
Temperatures are on the rise but snow is in your forecast!
Career fairs are good ways to get networking experience and potentially land a job or internship. The Cardinal Career Fair will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 10 in Worthen Arena.
Mostly sunny skies with temperatures in the low 40s today. For this weekend temperatures will be in the mid 40s. Chances of rain/snow Sunday night
Students aren't the only ones demanding transparency regarding former President Paul W. Ferguson's resignation in January.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the U.S., and a group of media students is sharing the stories of community members who have been affected by it.
Frank Hancock and Marianne Glick, two members of the Ball State Board of Trustees, wish to resign from the board. Both submitted resignation letters to Governor Mike Pence on Dec. 17.
February is Black History Month, and Ball State hosts numerous events for students to attend to learn more about the African-American culture.
