The Department of Theatre and Dance will perform the play “Detroit ’67,” written by Dominique Morisseau, on Friday at The University Theatre.
Phi Sigma Kappa is partnering with the Special Olympics to bring the Polar Plunge back to Ball State on Saturday.
In 2013, Ball State alumnus Anthony Williams began working as principal of Allen Elementary, a job he knew wouldn’t be easy.
Now there's an excuse to eat chocolate truffles before Valentine’s Day.
New technologies and discoveries have changed archaeologist's understanding of dinosaurs, and now children can experience their findings through Dinosaur Discoveries: Ancient Fossils, New Ideas at Minnetrista.
February marks the start of Black History Month, and to continue the observation of accomplishments, achievements and historical contributions African Americans have made throughout history, Minnetrista will be hosting a Kick-Off to Black History Month Celebration on Saturday.
Amidst two jobs, service projects, school and the University Singers, Victoria Ruble decided to once again compete in a pageant and won the title of Miss Ball State University 2018. At the center of it all was her family, Ruble said.
Ball State alumnus and musician Governor Davis has been performing blues and light rock for decades. Now, he is working toward throwing an All-Star Jam 70th Birthday Celebration Thursday.
The countdown begins at 5 p.m. Friday and ticks until 5 p.m. Sunday. It’s 48 hours filled with collaboration and creation while team members work to develop a game of any sort under a common theme during Global Game Jam.
While the song “Amazing Grace” is well-known, many may not know the story behind the song or the man who wrote it — John Newton. That story is what the musical “Amazing Grace,” which will be performed at Emens Auditorium on Tuesday, is about.
While planning their 50th class reunion, the planning committee for the Burris class of ‘67 decided they wanted to offer more than just a party. They wanted to give each other the opportunity to give back to the community.
For the fifth year in a row, the six-day event known as the Meltdown Winter Ice Festival is being held in Richmond and Wayne County.
Ball State First Lady Jennifer Mearns reminded students to keep an open mind Thursday night.
Voices and aromas fill the air as nine community members work to prepare the themed meal of the week: southern style collard greens, deviled eggs and stew.
From July to November of 2016, Ball State alumnus Doug Jones was on location in Toronto, Canada, on the set of his latest film project; pretty normal for a Hollywood actor. Decidedly less normal? Acting in a rubber suit, under dense layers of makeup, to play a romantic lead without speaking a word of dialogue.
An indie folk-rock band that combines the country twang of bands like Crosby, Stills, and Nash with the blend of Simon & Garfunkel is coming to Ball State for the first time on Saturday.
Located at 607 E. Charles St. in the historic home of Adam Wolfe, grandfather to Elizabeth Ball, sits a house full of items that are used to give back to the community.
Every semester, the University Program Board hosts Friday Night Filmworks, giving students a chance to see a featured film every Friday night in Pruis Hall.
This spring, the Charles W. Brown Planetarium is offering a variety of free shows that are open to the public.
Rachel Deaton, an autism ally at the Autism Society of Indiana, and the Indiana Youth Institute are hosting a presentation for the community on Tuesday to provide information on how to better understand Autism Spectrum Disorders, ASD.
