Former business professor Rodney Davis dies
By Staff Reports / February 17, 2017Rodney "Rod" Davis — a former icon in the Miller College of Business as a student, professor and administrator — died Monday at the age of 70.
Rodney "Rod" Davis — a former icon in the Miller College of Business as a student, professor and administrator — died Monday at the age of 70.
Ball State Student Government Association held the first presidential and vice-presidential debate Thursday night.
The two 2017 slates, IGNITE and OPTiC, are running against each other for Student Government Association executive board.
With warmer temperatures expected this weekend, it'll be a great weekend to get outside and enjoy the sun!
SGA senators introduced two new pieces of legislation Wednesday aimed at making Ball State more environmentally friendly. Quintin Thompson, Chair of the Community and Environment Committee, and Claire Atkinson, Secretary of the On-Campus caucus, authored the legislation to reduce the University’s carbon footprint.
Ball State's 2015-16 diversity report, orchestrated by the Council on Diversity and Inclusion, has demonstrated the progress made to implement certain initiatives to determine what attracts certain minority groups, according to the most recent report.
If students feel like they are a victim of a bias incident on campus, they can report it on an app.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has your evening weather update.
The Daily News decided to start this video series to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers.
On Dec. 21, the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid sent out an email to those who receive university financial aid outlining what expenses can't be covered by a scholarship.
The Board of Trustees today announced that Geoffrey S. Mearns will begin serving as president on Monday, May 15.
Step In. Speak Up. will be hosting Guy’s Night today in hopes of bringing awareness to the stigma that surrounds men and sexual assault.
Sometimes it's a hobby that turns into a lifelong passion, and no one knows that better than recent Ball State graduate Paul Whitacre.
Over the warm and rainy weekend, the University Police Department was busy making several alcohol and narcotic arrests.
Police responded to a 911 call earlier today on East Inlow Springs Rd. south of Muncie. The call was received at 12:40 p.m. The body was found by the property's owner in a field about 50 yards off the side of the road.
Anderson is rescheduling his canceled appearance from last October.
"Call your parents, hug a stranger and celebrate the diversity around you."
