Ball State is filled with interesting classes and professors. However, sometimes it might be difficult to find them. Below are a few of the more unusual and interesting classes offered here.
Dogs have stuck with humans for centuries. Even today, people continue to appreciate their four-legged friends through good and bad times.
310 E. Charles St. has been a haven for many over the years.
Another sexual assault has been reported in the 1100 block of W. Riverside Ave. The university sent out a public safety email saying the sexual assault occurred Saturday and no investigation has been requested at this time.
Brandi Geister has your weekend weather update.
It was 1952 the last time a standing president or vice president visited Anderson. That 65-year drought ended Friday as Vice President Mike Pence visited the city to speak about tax reform and health care.
When Tyler Hostetler’s older sister Allison was diagnosed with a brain tumor in eighth grade, he was introduced to Riley Children’s Hospital – a first impression he’ll never forget.
Over 400 runners and walkers will take over Ball State’s campus for Dance Marathon’s annual FT5K Sunday.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration on Friday scrapped Obama-era guidance on investigating campus sexual assault, replacing it with new instructions that allow universities to require higher standards of evidence when handling complaints.
Weather forecaster Steven Diana has your update on the continuation of the very warm temperatures.
Dr. Kiesha Warren-Gordon, an associate professor of criminal justice and criminology in her ninth year at Ball State, was granted a faculty fellowship to launch a new course — Human Services in Criminal Justice.
Even the Rolling Stones know about 2017 Diversity Symposium keynote speaker Angela Davis — they wrote “Sweet Black Angel” about her.
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Dirt was flying on the work site for the new College of Health Professions Building as its groundbreaking ceremony commenced.
Police are responding to a person shot at 111 S. Dicks St., according to Muncie police dispatch. Muncie Police Chief Joe Winkle said it appears to be accidental and there is no ongoing threat to campus.
Muncie police responded to the area of N. Linden St. and W. Beechwood Ave. at 1:54 a.m. on a reported armed robbery.
Several student organizations are based out of the L.A. Pittenger Student Center, including the Big 4 multicultural organizations that welcome new members throughout the year.
Vice President Mike Pence will visit Anderson tomorrow to meet with local business leaders and Hoosier families to discuss tax reform.
