SVS volunteers promote literacy through Dr. Seuss
By Andrew Harp / February 26, 2017Ball State’s Student Voluntary Services held their annual Dr. Seuss Literacy and Art Fair Saturday at the Kennedy Library.
Ball State’s Student Voluntary Services held their annual Dr. Seuss Literacy and Art Fair Saturday at the Kennedy Library.
More than 1,000 Cardinals helped raise just over $677,000 for Riley Hospital for Children during the 10th-annual Ball State Dance Marathon.
Two groups, IGNITE and OPTiC are campaigning to be the next executive slate for the Student Government Association at Ball State. The Daily News talked to the members of each slate about their platform points to see if their feasible to complete or implement in the following year.
Ball State's Student Government Association held its final debate Thursday in the L.A. Pittinger Student Center, where Ignite’s Gabby Lloyd and OPTiC’s Greg Carbó fielded questions from students and fellow SGA members.
Students woke up to painted "resist" graffiti around Ball State's campus Friday morning.
The University Senate met Thursday to discuss various committees' progress in addition to voting to add a new addition to all upcoming syllabi.
The Center for Peace and Conflict Studies hosted a panel Thursday night to talk to students and community members about their rights to free speech and assembly on campus.
An Indiana Senate committee approved a measure to make sanctuary universities illegal in the state this week, prohibiting universities from admitting undocumented immigrants.
With the current trend in increasing temperatures students are grabbing their frisbees and hammocks and heading outside. However, some can’t enjoy the weather without first worrying about climate change.
Police responded to a call about the parking garage behind the L.A. Pittenger Student Center around 2 p.m. Thursday. Police got a call about a person in question who was reported to be standing on the wall of the third floor of the parking garage. When police arrived they conducted a "thorough" search of the parking garage and were unable to locate the person in question, Muncie Police Department officer Steve Cox said. According to university strategic communications, the case is now being labeled a "false alarm" but it is still under investigation.
The Trump administration on Wednesday ended federal protection for transgender students that allowed them to use public school bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identities.
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.
This Saturday, 1,400 students will take part in Ball State's 10th-annual Dance Marathon, where they will dance for 13.1 hours to raise money for Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis.
The duration of Ball State's College of Applied Science and Technology is in jeopardy.
Thousands of demonstrators turned out Monday across the U.S. to challenge Donald Trump in a Presidents Day protest dubbed Not My President's Day
On Monday, the Asian American Student Association gave a presentation regarding beauty standards for Asian men and women.
Ball State’s Speech Team took first place in 17 out of 20 categories as well as the Quality Award at the Indiana Forensics Association State Tournament at the University of Indianapolis Feb. 18.
Distrust in the media is high lately, and as journalists, we want to know what we can do to fix that.
Presented by the University Program Board, BSU’s Got Talent will be at Pruis Hall Wednesday showcasing students battling it out to see who has the best talent act on campus.
The two slates running against each other to become next year's executive board of the Student Government Association faced off in the all-slate debate Monday. Here's a breakdown of Ignite and OPTiC's key takeaways for the night.
