Ball State SGA president presents first 'State of the Senate' address
By Grace McCormick / September 30, 2020Student government association (SGA) president Connor Sanburn presented his “State of the Senate” address in the Sept. 30 Zoom meeting.
Student government association (SGA) president Connor Sanburn presented his “State of the Senate” address in the Sept. 30 Zoom meeting.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley has an update on rain showers expected on Thursday as a cold front brings a reinforcement of cool temperatures.
Weather forecaster Chris Guevara has the latest on rain chances and windy conditions.
Weather Forecaster Morgan Taylor has an update on the cooler temperatures that are in store.
Weather Forecaster Natasha Leland has got all the updates on cool temperatures, rain chances, and even what kind of coffee to drink.
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Weather Forecaster Maddi Johnson is tracking a dramatic temperature cool down, as a more refreshing, fall-like pattern sets up over Central Indiana.
Weather forecaster Hope Kleitsch gives an update on the weather conditions for the week.
Many universities have state-of-the-art facilities they take pride in, and Ball State has one that has been standing for over half a century.
A border dispute continues between Armenia and Azerbaijan, French hospitals delay scheduled operations to free space for COVID-19 patients, North Korea accuses South Korea of crossing the sea boundary, thousands of protestors call for the Israeli prime minister's resignation and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set to discuss Mediterranean tensions.
Carinah Herrero, senior speech pathology major and president of the Asian-American Student Association (AASA), said she began planning a racial justice dialogue in early September.
It may be fall now but it doesn't feel like it just quite yet. Weather forecaster Adam Feick has the latest on when we may see temperatures start to feel like fall.
Like many universities that have had to make changes because of COVID-19, Ball State has also been affected. One building that has been repurposed is the Charles W. Brown Planetarium.
Weather Forecaster Maddi Johnson is tracking warmer temperatures for this weekend, followed by some much needed rain chances early next week.
Moriah Morgan, freshman political science major, thought her perfume had expired Sept. 1 because she couldn’t smell it. Days before, she had a sore throat and a cough.
Though remote learning has changed how students learn, all signs point to an improvement for Ball State students’ grade point average (GPA).
Weather Forecaster Jordan Wolfe brings you information on how soon the fall-like temperatures will arrive.
You hear the siren, you see the lights, you get your ticket or warning, and go home. We all know the drill. But if you managed to get a traffic ticket, you’ll most likely just go online and pay the $100 to $200 fine, but there's other options that few people know of to fight a ticket.
You've probably seen #SaveOurChildren on your Facebook or Twitter feed, but the movement has made its way to Muncie.
The Muncie Downtown Development Partnership is adding a new addition to October’s First Thursday.
