In College and Living in Poverty
By Anthony Lombardi / September 26, 2015An increasing number of college students can’t afford nutritious food. One Ball State organization tries to fix the food insecurity problem in Muncie by starting its own food
An increasing number of college students can’t afford nutritious food. One Ball State organization tries to fix the food insecurity problem in Muncie by starting its own food
Twenty-one men and women stood between Bracken Library and University Theatre, blindfolded and stripped down to their undergarments.
Fall is officially here. Enjoy the season with these nearby hiking and walking trails.
Weather Forecaster Caleb Saylor has your midday weather update. Rain on the way this weekend?
Balint Szalavari's Friday night weather update for the weekend and the Ball State football game at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.
One local non profit organization wants to shed light on everyday living in poverty. TEAMwork for Quality Living hosted a poverty simulation on Sept. 25, that put local Muncie community members and Ball State students in the shoes of someone who lives in poverty everyday.
Men’s tennis season may be four months away, but the team is already in match mode. The Cardinals competed in Milwaukee last weekend and are participating in the Purdue Invitational this weekend.
Ball State is adjusting its brand to be more modern and consistent, and asked for input from members of the university through a series of three branding sessions.
Village Green Records will be hosting a good vibe-filled fundraiser on Sept. 25 that is intended to bring “awareness to the positive impact dance has on the world.”
Financial instability and prioritizing personal aspirations over materialist goals leads many Millennials to return home before venturing out on their own
Students should know their rights and the laws of their residence before they get into trouble, said Marianne Voorhes, Delaware County Circuit Court 1 Judge and Ball State alum.
"Election day is basically a holiday to you."
Alysa Rice is a freshman magazine journalism major and writes fashion reviews for the Daily News. Her views do not necessarily agree with those of the newspaper.
It seemed like Ball State was down and out early into its first Mid-American Conference match at Toledo, dropping the first seven points. The Cardinals went on to drop the first two sets, but fired back and ultimately came back to win the match 3-2 over the Rockets.
Brie Isom has your NLI Quick Hits for Wednesday, September 23.
New businesses opening in the Village over the past year have revitalized the area. The Village Promenade and Brothers Bar & Grill have especially garnered traffic and new business.
Chief Forecast Michael Behrens has a look at the forecast for your Cardinals as we head up to Evanston, Illinois to take on the Northwestern Wildcats.
Another nice day for your Friday, however rain does return to the forecast for your weekend.
More than $1 million will be spent on renovations to the First Merchants Ballpark Complex by the time they are complete. This will be the complex's first update in 40 years.
The Ball State football team will face a stiff test on the road against Northwestern, as it will battle with the No. 10 defense in the country in Evanston, Ill. Through three games, Northwestern has allowed just 16 points and is allowing 235 yards per game during a 3-0 start. The Wildcats held Stanford to six points and Duke to 10 points last week.
