Ball State University has appointed Dr. Kristen McCauliff as dean of the College of Communication, Information, and Media (CCIM). Dr. McCauliff has served as CCIM’s interim dean since July 2024.
Leaird’s Scuba, located in Muncie, is more than just a shop, it’s a community hub where just about anyone can come together to learn, train and take a dive into underwater life.
Ball State's Transgender Day of Visibility event brings interactive scenarios for attendees to play through.
The recently revived club holds a campus-wide clean-up despite the rainy weather.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a tornado watch to include Delaware, Madison and Randolph Counties in East Central Indiana.
The Indiana Representative traveled to Muncie City Town Hall March 29 and was met with protest.
A look at how this Muncie convenience store is partnering with its community.
Yorktown Library offers adult-only music trivia.
Aw Yeah Comics creates a welcoming atmosphere for all customers.
Susan Faludi’s witness to patriarchal issues at a young age sparked her interest in exploring feminism.
Chief Administrator Hunter Case is elected for the president pro tempore executive position.
Some of the C-D’s students worked on including frogs, ducks, fish and flowers.
Federal firings and National Park Service layoffs have led to raised concerns over the maintenance of the Indiana Dunes.
Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was included in the group chat where war plans were discussed.
Students who are interested in the Spanish language have an opportunity to showcase their singing talent.
Camp Kesem creates a community for kids affected by their parent's cancer diagnosis.
A student's guide for making the most of Ball State’s Admitted Student Day.
David Letterman, a Ball State alumn and and talk show host, confirmed via Instagram a release date for his latest episode of his "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction" Netflix series with WNBA star Caitlyn Clark.
Since 1963, women have been fighting for equal pay. Now, in 2025, women share their stories from working in male-dominated fields.
Nationwide studies suggest women are more likely to enroll in and finish college than men.
