Homelessness is an issue that can be found across the United States, and Muncie is no exception. Those who are homeless in Muncie, however, have organizations like the Muncie Mission to turn to when they are in need of help.
On Saturday, the university will host one of its biggest events for Family Weekend — the football game. Prior to this week, freshman telecommunications major Owen Walters wasn't going to attend the game, until his mom, Dawn Walters, received a phone call from Ball State notifying her that her family would be honored during the 2017 Family Weekend Ceremony.
Internationally-known acoustic guitarists Loren and Mark will perform at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Pruis Hall.
Ball State College of Architecture and Planning students want to make a statement on Friday with CAP Park(ing) Day Pop-up Park.
Vickie Sampson will be visiting Ball State’s campus this week to screen her newest directorial work, the short film “Shelby’s Vacation.”
Ball State is helping fill the shelves of Little Libraries around Muncie and Delaware County by participating in the United Way Book Drive.
Cardinal Closet is a resource on campus that the Student Action Team created to help students who are in need of professional clothing.
Nikki Campbell, sophomore telecommunications major, has been riding horses for 11 years.
Ball State’s “Pride of Mid-America” Marching Band, the world-renowned Canadian Brass quintet and 13 high school marching bands will perform together for Band Day this Saturday.
1. Your love for the outdoors reaches the same level of a Disney Princess.
The "Rocky Horror Picture Show" is returning to the Cornerstone Center for the Arts this September, along with many classes, workshops and fundraising events.
The Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance is performing "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992," 25 years after the historic events in the play took place.
Ball State community members are getting personal and sharing their stories with the world through the Dear World project.
A silent audience awaits in Sursa Performance Hall, all eyes turning toward the lone organ at the front of the room as the lights begin to dim and organist Raul Ramirez takes the stage.
Campus Orchestra is made up of students with a passion for music, but not necessarily majoring in it.
Think about walking into your typical gym. The first thing you may see and hear are the cardio machines, like treadmills and ellipticals.
Navigating the 11 dining locations on campus can be difficult for any student, but a Ball State alumna, Stacey Grogg, has returned to campus to connect students to resources and provide information.
Kathryn Powell, a senior history major, didn’t swing dance until her sophomore year. Now, she is the president of Ball State Swing Society and teaches others how to dance.
Victor Carrillo, owner of Victor’s Gyros and Pancake House, prides himself in his customer service and works hard to take care of his customers.
Muncie Civic Theatre is located in a quaint, red brick building in downtown Muncie.
