In addition to Scott Secor being named the Mid-American Conference Special Teams Player of the Year, five Ball State football players were honored by the MAC Wednesday.
To the University of Alabama at Birmingham football players, I say: Have a moment.
After a strong 2014 season, Ball State football kicker Scott Secor has been named the Mid-American Conference Special Teams Player of the Year.
Muncie will host Indiana Governor Mike Pence, who will talk about the future of the State's economy. Pence is the keynote speaker at the 19th annual Indiana Economic Outlook.
Sean Sellers has always been able to shoot. A freshman for the Ball State men's basketball team, Sellers has used his shooting ability to average 19.5 points per game in the first four games of his collegiate career.
An annual door decorating contest is taking place in the Miller College of Business and is to be done by today.
The University of Michigan fired former Ball State football head coach Brady Hoke Tuesday. Hoke coached the Wolverines from 2011 through 2014, finishing with a record of 78-70.
After the verdict to not indict Officer Darren Wilson of any charges, people started contacting Nathaniel Thomas, the president of the Ethnic Theater Alliance, asking him if ETA was going to do something.
Two local apartment complexes are upgrading their rooms and other common areas, months after the opening of the Village Promenade. Both University Estates on Bethel Avenue and Beacon Hill on New York Avenue are being upgraded, however, both apartment complex managers said it’s not because of more competition. Rachel Strange, University Estates manager, said the complex is undergoing a one million dollar update due to a change in management in October 2013. The Village Promenade wasn’t a concern or a reason for the update, she said.
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In a modern rendition of the timeless classic, the Department of Theatre and Dance presents “The Nutcracker” for the second time in school history. The show made its first appearance in 2010 at Ball State to the applause of sold-out houses nearly every night.
The safety committee in the Student Government Association is encouraging Ball State to adapt a new phone application to keep students safe on campus.
Coming into the season, Jenna Spadafora knew she had to be the “quarterback” of the Ball State women’s volleyball team.
People sick of working in a Starbucks or coffee shop can now rent office space in the Downtown Business Connector in downtown Muncie.
Sweden native Nathalie Fontaine has been playing basketball almost all of her life, and she has dominated ever since she has been able to dribble. In her home country, Fontaine played on a few national teams that pitted her against the best of the best in Europe, sparking interest from Ball State women's basketball head coach Brady Sallee.
The Star Wars teaser gets a parody, the world's largest LAN party, and Cards Against Humanity sells feces on Black Friday.
A former Ball State trustee donated his collection of 150-year-old Civil War artifacts to the university, which are part of a new exhibit in the Alexander M. Bracken Library.
After being suspended for a violation of team rules, Ball State men's basketball sophomore guard Zavier Turner has been reinstated by head coach James Whitford.
The Ball State gymnastics team announced the addition of three high school seniors to its 2015-16 roster.
BINGE WATCHER: Shows provide room for creativity in comics Two new DC-based television shows, “The Flash” and “Gotham,” have come onto the scene with an already-established fan base, myself included. Both shows have vastly different objectives to accomplish and while there have been some issues, they’ve started to hit their strides midway through the first seasons. “The Flash” is trying to modernize and give more legitimacy to rarely-used characters and events into a newer setting.
