As a months-long construction project in Muncie nears completion, downtown developers anticipate increased patronage for businesses who lost money because of the traffic disruption.
Students lined the hallways of the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Wednesday night ready to talk about a big topic at Ball State – diversity.
Mindful Meditation sessions are currently being held across campus at both the Rinard Orchid Greenhouse and at selected times in the David Owsley Museum of Art (DOMA).
Air Jam, one of Ball State’s most popular events, will have two showings this year.
Suspicious reports of clown sightings around Muncie left many in the city and on Ball State's campus on high alert Sept. 27.
IONIA, Mich. (AP) — Few states have been more aggressive in releasing inmates and diverting offenders than Michigan, where a decade ago, one out of every 200 people was in prison, and penal costs were beginning to crowd out basic government services.
Muncie residents and Ball State students took a trip through time and visited the lives of past community members.
How often do students consider what it might be like to live with a disability? Resident assistants in DeHority Complex tried to answer that question with a Breaking Barriers event Sept. 27.
There might not be much privacy when living on campus, but after freshman year, students are free to live on or off campus, living however they please.
The long wait is over — Ball State's 90th Homecoming Court has been set.
Pro-life students took to the Campus Green on Sept. 27 to share encouraging words with students passing by.
It didn't take long for students to gather around as two more preachers shouted their messages at the Scramble Light Sept. 27.
It's not every day that a museum rolls into town.
ANDERSON, Ind. – The Ball State Runners’ Association competed in and hosted the MC5 Race at Mounds State Park on Saturday, Sept. 24. The course featured grassy areas, shaded trails, rolling hills and gravel throughout the park.
Hoosier heritage came blazing through Delaware County Sept. 27.
On Friday, September 23, members of Ball State University’s group Feminists for Action participated in their annual SlutWalk across campus. The SlutWalk is an international protest movement fighting against victim blaming in sexual assault cases.
Today is National Voter Registration day. Indiana voters need to register before October 11 to be able to vote in the general election.
For students wanting to take a test in a lab on-campus, there's now one less place to go.
Cooler temperatures and showers will close out our week. However, warm and clear skies are in the forecast for next week.
Ball State students were invited to discover Saudi Arabia at the Saudi Student Club's celebration of Saudi Arabia’s National Day.
