Junior outside hitter Sabrina Mangapora celebrates after a score at the game against IUPUI on Aug. 31 at John E. Worthen Arena. Kyle Crawford // DN

Ball State Athletics: Weekend in review

Labor Day weekend meant long road trips for Ball State athletics. Football went down to Georgia and beat Georgia State 31-21 in its season opener. Cross country finished third in the Butler Open in Carmel. Field hockey split its games in Louisville, soccer dropped two games in its California road trip and women's volleyball fell to 0-7 on the season.




Freshman quarterback Riley Neal hands the ball off to freshman running back James Gilbert during the game against the University of Massachusetts on Oct. 31 at Scheumann Stadium. DN PHOTO BREANNA DAUGHERTY
SPORTS

Ball State fights off slow start, runs through Georgia State

Ball State couldn’t catch its breath. Four plays into the game, the offense that chose to receive the ball to start the game was running the wrong way, as Jerome Smith’s black No. 20 jersey trotted into the end zone following an interception and sent the lower level at the Georgia Dome into a frenzy. Three plays later, Riley Neal's third down pass was tipped at the line.



Ball State offers hundreds of immersive learning classes each semester, but not all are registered with the Office of Entrepreneurial Learning. Projects like Chase Charlie, Riverside/Normal City, Preventing Financial Exploitation of Older Adults and the Delaware County Historical Society are currently benefitting the Muncie community. Samantha Brammer // DN File
NEWS

Immersive learning classes engage Muncie

Immersive learning — one of Ball State's notable campus-wide initiatives — attracts students from all disciplines into collaborative classroom settings each year.



New look offensive line preparing for game action
SPORTS

Chirp: X factors against Georgia State

Ball State secondary vs. Georgia State passing game Last season, the Cardinals’ secondary ranked in the bottom 10 in the nation in passing yards allowed per game, yards per attempt and opponent completion percentage.


NEWS

Newslink: Breaking video coverageGallery: Images from the scene and campus Students react to lockdown, university notification system It was a long hour and a half. A single report of a man with a gun turned campus upside down Thursday night as Ball State police, Muncie officers and Indiana State Police searched buildings and ordered students to find shelter while they raced to track down two men said to be carrying a gun. Read more: Times Indiana universities saw reports of guns on campus “I was really terrified,” said freshman nursing major Deona Webster.


Bradley Jones // DN
NEWS

Times Indiana universities saw reports of guns on campus

Gun-related incidents are extremely rare on Indiana college campuses, but hardly unknown. At least a half dozen times in the past four years, authorities have responded to reports of guns on Indiana campuses. Only one case involved a shooting – but every case triggered a university alert or lockdown order.







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