If you’re graduating and looking to downsize, or even just doing some spring cleaning, Goodwill’s Donation Days will be accepting clothing, shoes, books, furniture, electronics and unused gifts this week.
The carnival featured 18 thrill rides, free games and prizes, live music, refreshments and live entertainers, including a caricature artist, airbrush tattoos and circus performers.
Fourteen different breweries will set up shop in Cornerstone Center for the Arts this weekend to share their own unique craft beer with the community.
Prepare your stomachs and gather your friends. Late Nite Carnival is back again this year.
Health Occupation Students of America’s Annual 5k Glow Run took place around Ball State’s campus on April 19.
Students from Miller College of Business hosted "Miller Day" on April 19 at the University Green.
The Daily News decided to start this video series to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers.
Printmakers, book artists and community members will have the chance to mingle and meet this weekend at Interrobang, a two-day event hosted by the Book Arts Collaborative and Tribune Showprint in downtown Muncie.
Muncie drivers may notice something out of the ordinary as they go through some areas of town. Silver poles, up to 120 feet tall, about the height of a 10-story building, are popping up in the Muncie area.
Celebrate tax day with these six food deals and freebies.
For probably the first and only time, I find myself almost agreeing with Trump. The Syrian airstrikes were not a bad thing. The Assad regime needed to know that chemical weapons will not be tolerated.
After seeing three gun-related deaths in Muncie over the past two months, some community members have had enough.
Sophomore physics major Robin Klause was named the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs’ Men’s Open Division Modified NCAA pommel horse national champion on April 8.
To mark her birthday on April 16, we’re taking a look at what makes her special. Even though Selena left us more than 20 years ago, she continues being an icon. She is known to this day not only for her music, but for her signature traits, too.
A senior at Ball State majoring in studio art and psychology, Rogers leads the Swing Dancing Society on campus.
Five Ball State students and alumnae will spend the 2017-18 NFL season on the field rather than in the stands.
Popular in Asia since the 1990s, cat cafes have recently begun to multiply in the United States. Nine Lives, the first cat cafe in Indiana, opened earlier this year in Indianapolis. However, there will soon be another cat cafe located right in Muncie.
Some students have part-time jobs waiting tables, shelving books or filing papers. For graduate student Kelly Hopkins, a side job means creating illustrations for a children’s book. Hopkins is a graduate student in the new emerging media design and development program.
One longtime Adam Sandler fan is a step closer to being in one of Sandler’s upcoming movies, and when voting ends tonight, he’ll find out if his dream will become a reality.
A new women-only group has been formed by Ball State students who want to make a difference in the community and for women around the area.
