The students building a grassroots advocacy group for conceal carry rights on Ball State’s campus defy expectations--they don’t even use the word “gun.” “It’s tied into gun violence,“ their president David Vest said.
University Police Department’s new assistant police chief wants to cross the “town and gown” divide and bring his years of experience at Muncie Police to Ball State.
What's on the wall? Peg boards and posting walls exist all over campus. Here are seven things from the Atrium's posting board.
Atlas and Cardinal Direction have each violated the elections code and have been fined, according to a press release from the election board.
Letterman Building Room 125 was nearly full as students came out to support the three slates running for the Student Government Association executive office. Current Vice President Bryan Kubel said this debate has not usually gotten much attention in years past.
A number of students were victim to an armed robbery that resulted in an arrest last Friday night.
Cyber criminals are targeting Delaware County and telling consumers they need to update their software so they can access people's personal information.
Park Hall has been open for nearly eight years and is the only Residence Hall to not have a sign identifying the building. Park Hall Council President Anthony Cook reached out to Student Government Association senator James Wells about writing legislation to get a sign for Park Hall. The only signage Park Hall has is a plaque in the lobby dedicated to Don Park, after whom the building was named, Cook said.
Ball State was one of four universities asked to speak at a discussion in Washington, D.C. about governmental money spent in Afghanistan.
When Jennifer Erickson, an anthropology professor, had her baby in February 2012, she had to handle being a new mom on top of working part-time at Ball State.
With the recent controversy surrounding vaccinations and whether or not they cause autism, more parents are choosing to not vaccinate their children.
Ball State’s 15th president came on stage last Friday to share his new vision to broaden Ball State's hallmark immersive learning programs.
The American Institute of Architects recognizes individuals in multiple award categories who have excelled in this field.
Three slates are set to run for executive office for the Student Government Association. The official announcement was made last night at the nomination convention where the three slates Momentum, Cardinal Direction and Atlas were presented to the public.
Madeline May and Steven Prosser
Anchors: Olivia McClellan and Tony Sandleben
More employers will attend Ball State's annual Cardinal Job Fair this year. As of Tuesday, 118 companies had registered for the fair, taking place from 11 a.m.
2015 marks the year where Ball State’s highest governing body will seek a new student member to serve for two years. The search for a new student representative on the Ball State Board of Trustees begins with a candidate informational forum at 6 p.m.
Despite Ball State's different meal plans, students use only 84 percent of their meal swipes, the director of Campus Dining Services said. Jon Lewis said if students did use all of their $8.20 meal swipes, Dining Services would have to raise their prices on meal plans.
