Cardinals topping MAC
By Conor Hockett / October 17, 2012Until the Mid-American Conference Tournament is here, Ball State coach Craig Roberts said he won’t stress the importance of certain games to his team.
Until the Mid-American Conference Tournament is here, Ball State coach Craig Roberts said he won’t stress the importance of certain games to his team.
It’s a family dinner night for three. Gregory “Ean” Taylor warmly wraps his arms around Dravin Irving, his son, as they wait for the oven to preheat.
Ball State students and faculty are attempting to change tendencies of sexual inequality through on-campus organizations, but that’s not all they are doing.
Hoping to raise awareness of the effect alcohol has on one’s body, several university offices teamed together Tuesday in the Atrium to educate students.
The most pressing issues facing Israel and the Middle East were the focus of the presentation given by Israel’s Consul General to the Midwest on Tuesday in Cardinal Hall.
In honor of women who have shattered the glass ceiling, the University College of Sciences and Humanities is hosting a dinner and offering awards.
The Ball State women’s golf team won the Mid-American Conference Preview and picked up its second tournament win of the season.
On a weekly basis, Ball State has prided itself in moving on from one game to the next. Whether it’s an emotional win or a tough loss, by the first practice on Tuesday the previous game is a thing of the past.
Golf is often thought of as an individual sport, one person against the course.
In Lois Rockhill’s 23 year tenure as executive director at Second Harvest Food Bank, she has been on the front lines of fighting hunger in Indiana.
Between studying and campus life, it can be tempting to make a stop at a local animal shelter or pet store to pick up an animal companion.
The Animal Rescue Fund has cats and dogs in residence at its home on Riggin Road, but it also has an animal not expected at most adoption centers — a pet pig.
If it has not been one problem, it has been another.
After day one of the Mid-American Conference Preview tournament, the Ball State women’s golf team is in a tie for second, just one stroke behind the leader.
Monday morning’s film session at the Colts’ complex turned into a horror show.
An actor and martial arts instructor accused of killing a University of New Hampshire female student last week was upbeat and described his life as “really good” three days after the woman’s death, an acquaintance said Monday.
A former New York stock broker was arrested Monday on charges of defrauding the Broadway producers of the musical adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s psychological thriller “Rebecca.”
Stimulating conversation, political engagement and free food will be found at the second presidential debate watch party.
Kohl Crecelius visited Ball State as part of the Excellence in Leadership Speaker Series to show students how a handful of close friends can grow a business that changes lives and empowers people to rise above poverty.
Pizza Hut is rethinking its contest daring people to ask “Sausage or Pepperoni?” at the presidential debate Tuesday.
