The lights are dim and the faint sound of a thunderstorm fills Strother Theatre. Sailors, bundled in jackets, furry gloves and knitted scarves, sway with the current while shivering.
After freshman outside hitter Mackenzie Kitchel left the game early, both teams traded points until Ball State took a 14-12 lead, forcing a Bowling Green State University timeout.
Playing big is a cliché, but Ball State’s secondary may have to do just that tomorrow against the University of Akron. The Zips’ top three receivers are all six feet tall or taller. Senior Jerrod Dillard, who is 6-foot-5, has 18 catches for 235 yards and a touchdown.
Ball State’s campus radio station celebrated its 25th year of broadcasting by launching a new mobile app and free food today. WCRD began broadcasting in 1988 as an AM station with the support of Ball State alumnus David Letterman and Ball State professor emeritus Darrell Wible.
TOKYO (AP) — An earthquake of magnitude 7.3 struck Saturday morning off Japan’s east coast, the U.S.
The Haunted Ball will spook up the campus with a new theme this year, a masquerade. Masked students are invited from 9 tonight until midnight to the L.A.
A sold-out crowd listened on as Hayes performed hit songs including “Wanted,” “Storm Warning” and “Everybody’s Got Somebody But Me.” He played guitar and piano during the night, but he also managed to set time aside to talk to the crowd.
_Bianka Teeters is a junior elementary education major and writes ‘Chalk Talk’ for the Daily News.
The Ball State field hockey team changed up its game plan Wednesday against Ohio State University in a 2-1 loss that went down to the wire. The Cardinals started the game blitzing key players on defense, a new look for the team.
Students will have a few more choices of groups to join as the Office of Student Life approves new organizations for this year. A student organization must apply to become officially recognized to receive benefits from the university.
Ball State will put its 4-0 Mid-American Conference record to the test Saturday against the University of Akron. The Zips are 1-3 in the MAC, and 2-6 overall.
The next phase of construction is set to begin on The Village Promenade this week. Completion of the $5 million parking garage’s foundation means the structure is almost a quarter of the way completed, said Jeffrey Schroeder, project executive from Garmong Construction. “We’re complete with all of the footings and foundation walls,” he said.
Beginning in the summer, three Ball State study abroad centers will be open during the summertime only.
Halfway through the Mid-American Conference portion of the schedule, there are a few stark differences between last season’s women’s volleyball team and this season’s. The biggest may be the healthiness of the roster. The Cardinals may have gotten all of the injuries out of the way last season.
Fans of “The Price Is Right” began lining up early Wednesday afternoon by John R. Emens Auditorium to enter their names into a drawing in the hopes of being on the show that night.
Tonight Hunter Hayes and his CMT Let’s Get Crazy Tour will take the John R. Emens Auditorium stage for a one-night only performance.
Ball State is a double-digit favorite for the second consecutive week after beating Western Michigan University.
Strother Theatre’s “Frankenstein” began with no set script. More than 40 cast and crew members worked together to transform the original novel by Mary Shelley into a devised piece that tells the story in a new way.
Power outages throughout Muncie should be fixed by 3 p.m., a spokesperson for Indiana Michigan Power said. Tracy Warner, a spokesperson for Indiana Michigan Power, said the outages left around 2,300 without power, including the Muncie Mall. Warner said the largest area without power was about 1,500 people near the intersection of Bethel and Tillotson avenues. The outages were caused when snow weighed down trees to touch and interfere with the power lines. “We have tree crews working as quickly as they can to clear those, but the snow and the leaves on the ground make it more time consuming,” Warner said. He said the power near Bethel and Tillotson should be restored by 2 p.m., and other areas, including the Muncie Mall, should be fixed by 3 p.m. Warner said outages may be possible as Muncie moves into the winter season. “It’s just hard to say the extent to which you can predict the weather,” he said.
1. Ball State head coach Pete Lembo wasn’t happy with the second-team offense. At the 5:07 mark in the fourth quarter of Saturday’s win, Ball State held a 38-10 lead over Western Michigan University.
