With the first full week of classes winding down, hundreds of students filled the Quad to relax and visit friends as the weekend began by attending the University Program Board's Quad Bash.
Representing 8 percent of the population with numbers on the rise since Fall 2009, Ball State's Greek Life will be showcasing its homes and members to students interested in learning more about the greek community.
When Hurricane Katrina overwhelmed New Orleans and the surrounding region five years ago, hundreds of thousands of lives were changed forever, in myriad ways. Hundreds died, but even among survivors, many lost all that was familiar. And recovery is a process that still goes on day by day.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has asked for about $407 million in federal stimulus money for schools and Medicaid, even though he has criticized it.
Kolbrin Vitek spent the summer getting used to playing professional baseball and relearning how to play third base. Tuesday night, the Red Sox decided their first-round draft pick had done enough to earn a promotion to low Class A Greenville.
With outstanding academic achievement, involvement in extracurricular activities and a strong connection with Ball State University, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, also known as FIJI, has been awarded the Zerman Trophy from their national chapter.
The kilns are heated and the molten glass is ready for new creations at the Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass.
The Ball State community's willingness to donate blood this week impressed the Red Cross and its volunteers.
Ball State students and faculty as well as Muncie residents gathered for the ceremonial rededication of Neely Avenue on Thursday.
"Reinventing the wheel" is this season's theme for the Muncie Symphony Orchestra. Artistic director Bohuslav Rattay showed his wheels when he roared up on his Harley-Davidson to introduce and conduct his musicians. This spectacle was just one part of the MSO's all-ages concert at Minnetrista on Wednesday night.
Over the summer, the Muncie Dowtown Development Partnership played host to the Free Friday Night Movie event at the 400 block of South Walnut Street.
The unsolved 2008 murder of Ball State employee Garth Rector will never become a cold case if his family and friends can help it. Garth Fest, an outdoor concert organized by Rector's family and friends, will take place Sunday at Morrow's Meadow in Yorktown at 2 p.m.
Ball State's road opener Friday against IUPUI is not a stepping stone.
Kolbrin Vitek spent the summer getting used to playing professional baseball and relearning how to play third base. Tuesday night, the Red Sox decided their first-round draft pick had done enough to earn a promotion to low Class A Greenville.
For first-year women's volleyball coach Steve Shondell, Friday's season opener against The Citadel is a chance to make a first impression with Ball State fans.
The University Program Board organizes various activities that are put on throughout the school year. The students in the organization are volunteers, and each person plays a different role in ensuring the campus stays entertained with something to do, whether it's educational, fun or both.
After a successful start to perhaps the biggest golf round of his life, Eric Steger's streak of success ended.
Dan Mengini filled Pruis Hall with laughter Wednesday night, joking about everything from religion to plastic grocery bags.
As students prepare for their first weekend after move-in, more than 250 law enforcement agencies in Indiana continue their efforts to enforce alcohol regulations through their three-week crackdown on impaired motorists.
Ball Memorial Hospital, Indiana Transgender Rights Advocacy Alliance and Indiana Equality announced all BMH employees will undergo mandatory LGBT awareness training starting in September.
