The Student Government Association's executive slate is looking forward to accomplishing as many of their platform points as they can this semester. Some of those points are set to be accomplished this week. The goal to start an on campus food pantry for students has become a reality as of Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday the Cardinal Kitchen, Ball State’s new student-oriented food pantry, opened at the Multicultural Center on campus.
President Paul Ferguson is expected to give his initial vision and long-term strategy for the university in a February speech to faculty and staff.
Since President Jo Ann Gora's retirement over the summer, a number of high-level Ball State University officials have come and gone; here is a round-up of the changing faces in Ball State’s administrative structure under President Paul W.
A Ball State class is taking over a project to highlight the Civil Rights movement in Muncie after the initiative’s funding failed and its founder died.
With the low temperatures and snowy weather, students are resorting to taking the shuttles instead of walking.
Two uniformed officers walk through Woodworth’s Dining Hall toward a small group of students but instead of pulling out their handcuffs or Tasers, one of the officers pulls out his debit card, ready to pay for lunch.
Indiana Governor Mike Pence reappointed two Ball State trustees for an additional 4-year term.
Ball State’s new police chief steps into his job after he spent last semester implementing a change in the style of policing at the university.
While students were away for break, Muncie continued on. See what impact students' departure had on local businesses, how the Ball State sports teams did over winter break, and what bars are closing their doors.
Check out our time-lapse of students leaving for winter break.
The two top marketing and communications officer on campus have resigned. Tom Taylor, vice president of enrollment, marketing and communications, came to Ball State in 2005 to fill the then-newly created position.
Next year's room and board rates for incoming freshmen are set to increase, according to plans approved by the Ball State University board of trustees Friday.
Ball State University appointed a new director of public safety today following last week's finalist interviews.
For four and a half minutes, attendees of Wednesday's candlelight ceremony stood with lit candles in one hand and a raised fist in the other in solidarity with Ferguson, Mo.
Muncie will host Indiana Governor Mike Pence, who will talk about the future of the State's economy. Pence is the keynote speaker at the 19th annual Indiana Economic Outlook.
After the verdict to not indict Officer Darren Wilson of any charges, people started contacting Nathaniel Thomas, the president of the Ethnic Theater Alliance, asking him if ETA was going to do something.
The safety committee in the Student Government Association is encouraging Ball State to adapt a new phone application to keep students safe on campus.
People sick of working in a Starbucks or coffee shop can now rent office space in the Downtown Business Connector in downtown Muncie.
A former Ball State trustee donated his collection of 150-year-old Civil War artifacts to the university, which are part of a new exhibit in the Alexander M. Bracken Library.
