Art and music combine for “Music in the House of the Medici”
By Madelyn Bracken / March 29, 2024The David Owsley Museum of Art hosted the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra in tandem with their current exhibition.
The David Owsley Museum of Art hosted the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra in tandem with their current exhibition.
Handmade Solar Eclipse Jewelry sold by local Muncie business owner.
Weather Forecaster Hunter Luzadder is tracking an active week ahead this Easter.
During the March 27 Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, each nominated senator for the next school year's President Pro Tempore position gave a presentation.
Students calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Ball State’s Improv Comedy Club Absolunacy hosted an annual comedy festival called Chirp Up.
After losing power, a container ship ran into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, causing the bridge to collapse, dropping construction crew and vehicles into the water. Rescue workers pulled out two people, but six remain missing.
Ball State’s annual Transfer Visit Day allows transfer students to visit campus.
Weather Forecaster Evan Reed has the latest on continuing cooler temperatures.
Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns used his remarks at Ball State’s Board of Trustees meeting to address the concerns and complaints around Senate Bill (SB) 202, which was signed into law by Governor Eric Holcomb March 13. The legislation, which will become effective July 1, is intended to increase “intellectual diversity” in high education across the state.
The Princess of Wales Kate Middleton announced Friday she will be undergoing chemotherapy to treat cancer, according to the Associated Press.
On March 20, Ball State University along with the Angels for Life Committee provided an opportunity for students and community members to give back to Versiti—the blood center.
A sign saying “We are Dementia Friends” on display during the presentation.
The Department of Women’s, Gender and African-American Studies are preparing for Women’s Week.
“It is a heavy and extremely sad day,” Senate Minority Leader Greg Taylor, D-Indianapolis, said in a statement. He said Breaux’s loss would “be profoundly felt by the countless lives she touched, and we join so many in mourning the loss of her incredible life.”