“It’s literally a hunting grounds. I know you guys know that.” That’s how Shelby Looper, the Muncie Police Department’s victim advocate, described rape culture in bars students frequent Thursday night at a panel addressing sexual assault.
I’m about to hit you with cold, hard facts. Here are 10 reasons why we worship dogs.
Northern Illinois proved why it has the best defense in the Mid-American Conference on Thursday night.
Based on the 2003 movie staring Will Ferrell, “Elf: The Musical” will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the John R. Emens Auditorium.
Quarter updates from Ball State (2-7, 0-5 MAC) versus Northern Illinois (6-3, 4-1 MAC) in the battle of the Bronze Stalk Trophy.
Ball State men’s tennis travels to Kalamazoo, Michigan this weekend for the annual Mid-American Conference tournament.
The University of Dayton Arena is something unlike Ball State men's basketball players have ever seen before.
The South Asian Muncie Association will host their seventh SAMA Fest at 5 p.m. on Nov. 11 at Cornerstone Center for the Arts in downtown Muncie.
A study from The Institute for College Access & Success determined how much student loan debt Indiana college graduates had on average.
The Student Government Association tabled a vote to approve a bill creating an independent Cardinal Kitchen review committee within student senate Wednesday.
In redshirt freshman quarterback Drew Plitt's first start, Ball State through the ball down field more than it had most of the season.
To most, the American dream means the opportunity for prosperity and success. But to one Ball State professor, the American dream means life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Ball State cross country will travel to Terre Haute to compete in the NCAA Midwest Regional meet this weekend.
A familiar face has returned this year for the Ball State men’s swimming and diving team.
Since fifth grade, Amanda Jaeger, freshman nursing major, has dreamt of meeting Taylor Swift. On Oct. 12, Jaeger received a notification from Twitter promising to fulfill that dream.
Following a series of informal campus visits, President Geoffrey S. Mearns will continue these visits Monday.
Neal Hazen’s 31 year career as an athletic trainer has been shaped by a rule that led him to a statewide honor Sunday.
Surrounded by hundreds of books, articles and manuscripts, his words are powered by his passion for his studies. Sitting in his office in the Burkhardt Building, Frederick Suppe immerses himself in his favorite subject: history.
In 2014, the Managed Print Services program was introduced to campus.
Before the last week of play, consistency had been a problem for Ball State women’s volleyball.
