The Haiti Service Team from St. Francis of Assisi Parish is hoping to raise a couple hundred more dollars in addition to the nearly $12,000 they've already raised for an alternative Spring Break.
WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University students are teaming up with Habitat for Humanity to develop disaster-resistant homes that could help developing countries.
Olympic season is upon us once again. Whether you've followed the Winter Olympic Games for years or are just now learning what curling actually entails, there has never been a better time to start watching.
Randy Davis didn't just knock down "some shots." He knocked down big shots down the stretch to help give Ball State (13-11, 7-5 MAC) three road wins in the MAC for the first time since the 2004-05 season.
This season, Ball State has been converting just more than 73 percent of its shots from the foul line – fourth best in the Mid-American Conference – but shot 12-of-27 (44.4 percent) from the foul line in Saturday's loss to the Eagles.
University Democrats will have several speakers at Cornerstone Center for the Arts tonight.
The NAACP Youth and College Chapter at Ball State University will have the InfraRED HIV Awareness Showcase tonight at Pruis Hall.
With the win, the Cardinals improve to 13-11 overall and 7-5 in the Mid-American Conference, a half-game ahead of Central Michigan University. The Chippewas play host to the last-place University of Toledo tomorrow before Wednesday's cruicial MAC West bout against the Cardinals at Worthen Arena.
The CHIRP TV crew of Sam Householder, Andrew Walker and Teddy Cahill preview the men's basketball team's game against Northern Illinois
After a four-year wait, the Winter Olympics returns. With the Olympics, though, comes a bunch of non-mainstream sports. Learn more about the Winter Olympics events with this interactive and check back each day as a new sport will be featured.
The CHIRP TV crew of Sam Householder, Vinnie Lopes and Teddy Cahill preview the sports teams in action for the weekend of February 12, 2010.
Realistically, coach Kelly Packard said, the goal is to win as many of the remaining games as possible to build momentum to make a run in the MAC Tournament. A win over Eastern Michigan would go a long way in doing so for Ball State.
Junior outside attacker Lee Meyer led the Cardinals with a career-high 27 kills. Junior outside attacker Dominic Spadavecchio led Ball State's defense with a team-high 13 digs, while junior middle attacker Anders Nelson had 10 kills and a match-high six blocks.
After a 4-2 tour of the MAC East Division, Ball State (12-11, 6-5 MAC) continues play against the MAC West Division today as it travels to Northern Illinois University (8-15, 4-7 MAC), losers of seven straight since beginning MAC play 4-0.
Find out how teams throughout the nation have fared this week and see if ranked teams were upset that could lead to Ball State moving back into the top 15 coaches poll.
After Wednesday's match against IPFW got postponed due to poor weather conditions, the team was able to get healed up and rested for today's home match against Illinois State University.
Senior Chelsea Schafer, company manager for Ball State University Singers, celebrates her school spirit in a unique way. University Singers, an ensemble of students that perform musical shows all around the world, work to promote Ball State.
Perhaps the Cardinals' top team effort came in the 400-meter dash. Renyae Owsley (57.55), Jenna Schmitmeyer (57.79) and Judah Smith (57.95) placed sixth, seventh and eighth, respectfully.
Although our society has lived and learned lessons of coexistence, there is more we can reach for, the Rev. Jesse Jackson said Wednesday night.
