WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: CHIRP - The Edge: Northern Illinois
February 22, 2010Chief reporter and women's basketball beat writer Daniel Sipocz breaks down the matchups in tonight's Ball State-Northern Illinois game.
Chief reporter and women's basketball beat writer Daniel Sipocz breaks down the matchups in tonight's Ball State-Northern Illinois game.
The Financial and Budgetary Affairs Committee will meet tonight to provide suggestions for how President Jo Ann Gora and her cabinet of seven vice presidents might cut $15.2 million from the university's operating budget during the next year and a half.
Sophomore public relations major Matt Whitlock said he's very busy, but says he's always been able to keep his schedule straight. Whitlock and his slate, Student Connection, are the only ones running in this year's SGA election.
At a mock soccer competition at Ball Gymnasium this weekend, Muncie's star player Palindrome scored in the first minute of the game, but after getting a ball caught between his wheels, couldn't maneuver.
Halfway through the season, the Ball State University gymnastics team now knows where it stands in regard to advancing to the NCAA Central Regionals on April 10.
Since MAC play began for the Cardinals, Davis leads the team in scoring at 12.2 points per game.
Black Student Association holds Gospel Explosion in celebration of Black History Month. The event will be held in Pruis Hall at 7 p.m. on Monday. Attendees can look forward to inspiring music that is different from popular music.
Arkansas has hosted four NCAA Regionals and one Super Regional in Baum Stadium. The field can hold more than 10,000 fans, and looks more like a minor league ballpark. Since it opened, both Baseball American and rivals.com have named it the best collegiate stadium in the nation.
Three Ball State University softball players on Monday were placed on the Phyllis Rafter Memorial All-Tournament Team after the Cardinals participated in the tournament in Woodstock, Ga. over the weekend.
Weekend patrons of the Center Stage bar were witnesses to Freak Show A Go-Go Saturday night in downtown Muncie. The event that had been scheduled for Muncie Gras went on as planned, and people got their fill of seeing performances including sword swallowing and fire breathing.
These are seven of the nine members of the Financial and Budgetary Affairs Committee who will meet today to discuss the state imposed budget cuts and possible solutions.
Students looking to learn about making themselves marketable to employers after graduation can hear from a group of people who have successfully done so.
The Cardinals return to the field Friday as they begin play in the Frost Classic in Chattanooga, Tenn. Ball State faces East Tennessee State, Wright State, Austin Peay, Central Connecticut State and Tennessee-Martin in the three-day event.
Ball State used only two pitchers Saturday. Cal Bowling started the game and pitched four innings, allowing one run. Morgan Coombs (1-0) relieved the sophomore and threw five gutsy innings for the victory. The right-hander was in trouble throughout his outing, but was able to escape jam after jam. Arkansas had at least one runner on base in each of the first eight innings and stranded 12 in all.
Snowmageddon. The snowpocalypse. Snowstorm. Blizzard. F-ing cold. Whatever you call the current weather condition of Muncie, we all can agree on one thing: There's a whole lot of snow that's been here too long.
Ball State returns to MAC play Wednesday as it plays host to Eastern Michigan University in its final home game of the regular season. The Cardinals look to avenge a 57-53 loss to the Eagles in Ypsilanti, Mich., on Jan. 23.
Students, family and friends all packed into Pruis Hall Saturday night eager to view what this year's Back in Black event had in store.
Ball State last defeated a ranked team last year, when they pounded No. 23 Ohio State University 20-8 April 22. It was also Ball State's first win against a school from the Southeastern Conference since the 2006 NCAA Tournament, when it upset the University of Kentucky.
Bowlers dressed in green and ready to help save the lives of children brought their best game to Saturday's 20th annual Kappa Delta Shamrock'N'Bowl at Munsee Bowl.
Over the next two weeks the team is playing six matches, including two doubleheaders, and coach Bill Richards will find out pretty quickly whether all the work has paid off.
