Early into the 2018-19 school year, multiple accounts of being followed and harassed around the Muncie area were posted on social media.
Theta Chi's national board of directors has revoked the charter of Ball State's Delta Kappa chapter.
The anti-abortion organization Created Equal held a protest at the Scramble Light Tuesday.
A Ball State University residence hall director was arrested on allegations of accessing child porn on campus.
These five tips from Ball State Dining can help you create the perfect pancake.
One in five U.S. residents speak a different language while they’re at home, according to the Center for Immigration Studies.
After being remiss from Muncie’s landscape for more than 50 years, the statue of Charlie Willard has finally returned to Muncie by Delaware County’s very own “Indiana Jones.”
When musicians sit down to play, it’s not uncommon for a metronome to help set a pace for the performance. But the metronomes of today are often housed in digital apps.
When Suzanne Petro got the call, she was on her Labor Day weekend vacation, but she immediately turned around and came back to Muncie. The cause of the reversal? One of the three Muncie Dairy Queens she oversees was engulfed in flames.
Three grants from the National Park Service totaling more than $150,000 were awarded to Ball State over the summer in order to allow archaeology students to continue to uncover the past.
Eccentric. Gothic. Eerie. Unsettling. Those are just a few words Robert La France, director of David Owsley Museum of Art (DOMA), used to describe one of the DOMA’s new exhibits.
Ball State University Police arrested a South Bend man Monday and preliminarily charged him with six charges of fraud for utilizing funds from a student’s Cardinal Cash account.
With National Voter Registration Day Tuesday, students can register to get to the polls for several elections before the Oct. 9 deadline.
Twice in his high school career, 6-foot-6 Kaleb Janness crammed into his family’s Kia Sorento, his three younger siblings and cocker spaniel mix, Cooper, in tow.
In an effort to highlight the importance of literary freedom, Ball State English professor Rai Peterson is being imprisoned, not behind bars, but behind a wall of banned books at the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library in Indianapolis for the entire week.
Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns will conduct his final informal campus walks Tuesday.
In honor of Patriot's Day, The Red Cross held a blood drive on Ball State's campus. We interviewed those who gave up their time to give blood.
Ball State’s logistics and supply chain management center was dedicated to retired United Parcel Service (UPS) and Ball State alumnus Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Friday.
On Friday afternoon, the university sent a campus-wide Public Safety Advisory email after a report of a sexual assault in an on-campus residence hall.
How can we work toward a more peaceful future?
