The majority of the Student Government Association Senate meeting Feb. 1 was spent discussing the controversial senate amendment to strip SGA President James Wells of his ex-officio status.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has your first look at weather.
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The Board of Trustees will discuss the annual diversity report, approving a new undergraduate major of study and discontinuing the university's same-sex domestic partner programs at its next round of meetings on Feb. 3.
To Interim President Terry King, the Board of Trustees, the university administration and community, During our time at Ball State, we found safety in fellow students as well as faculty members in their commitment to inclusivity.
Beginning this summer, students in Greek Life will no longer be under the Office of Student Life.
Following President Trump's recent executive order banning immigration, the university is holding two open forum events at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is recommending a $134 million appropriation for the 2017-18 school year.
The first moment Bradley Ridge put on a virtual reality headset, he knew that it was going to be big.
Weather Forecaster Adam Grimes has your afternoon weather forecast.
With the sparks of outrage happening across the country, one graduate student felt a grassroots event such as 'Call Your Members of Congress' could change potential outcomes.
Weather Forecaster Nathan DeYoung has your Monday evening weather update.
Ball State's Student Government Association is continuing its efforts to discuss and combat issues facing college campuses.
About 25 members of the Ball State Students for Life traveled to Washington, D.C. Jan. 27 to participate in the March for Life.
Dozens of U.S. colleges are opposing President Donald Trump's sweeping travel ban that has left some students and professors stranded abroad. The presidents of several universities on Sunday issued scathing attacks of Trump's executive order halting immigration from seven Muslim-majority nations.
In response to President Donald Trump's executive order that temporarily bans immigration from seven countries, Interim President Terry King issued a statement in a campus-wide email on Sunday night.
Ball State alert system reports shooting in 1700 block of west Bethel
The job pays well, but there are conditions. Ball State's incoming president, Geoffrey S. Mearns, will be making in the range of half a million dollars.
