Redhawks coach, offensive coordinator fired
By The Associated Press / October 7, 2013OXFORD, Ohio — Miami of Ohio fired coach Don Treadwell on Sunday, a day after the RedHawks fell to 0-5 with a 21-9 loss at home to Central Michigan.
OXFORD, Ohio — Miami of Ohio fired coach Don Treadwell on Sunday, a day after the RedHawks fell to 0-5 with a 21-9 loss at home to Central Michigan.
INDIANAPOLIS — Prominent Indiana Republicans had trouble this week deciding whether the federal government shutdown was necessary and what they wanted out of it, backing down from statements about Washington, including one that sparked ridicule from President Barack Obama.
NEW ORLEANS — When BP used a capping stack to seal its blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico, the device didn’t just shut the source of the nation’s worst offshore oil spill. Its pressure gauge also provided scientists with crucial data about the rate that crude was spewing from the well when engineers finally plugged the leak in July 2010.
Ball State’s cross country team returned to play Saturday in Louisville, Ky., to place eight out of 17 teams at the 12th annual Greater Louisville Classic.
Doing everything they could to save a possible University at Buffalo point, Ball State’s Alex Fuelling and Kati Vasalakis crashed into each other late in the second set.
The Cardinals knocked off the Bulls in three sets Saturday night.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. – The Ball State football team came into Saturday’s game against the University of Virginia an underdog against the country’s eighth-ranked defense.
More than 100 teams of sororities and fraternities gathered in the LaFollette field Saturday to participate in the 41st annual Watermelon Bust, organized by Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Chi Omega.
More than 260 runners and walkers participated in the Ball State Dance Marathon FT5K at the Alumni Center this afternoon.
Ball State beat the Cavaliers 48-27. Check out our quarter-by-quarter coverage and live blog to see what you missed.
“You’re in for a Hell of a time,” a man dressed in all black and a hockey mask uttered, welcoming guests into Muncie’s Haunted Forest.
Although it was 80 degrees outside and felt more like summer than fall, students came out to take part in pumpkin carving contests and drink apple cider.
After starting with its best record since 2006, Ball State (7-3-1) dropped its first conference game of the season to Kent State (7-4) 1-0.
Twenty-three bands from across the Midwest will perform in Muncie as part of Ball State’s first Bands of America Marching Band Regional Championships sponsored by Music For All.
Despite a correlation between gun homicide and suicide and mentally ill owners, a study released by Ball State shows some do not think firearms should be prohibited for them.
Superheros will lace up their running shoes Saturday morning for Ball State's Dance Marathon's FT5K run and walk at the Alumni Center.
Sen. Joe Donnelly asked congress today to work to end the current government shutdown before it further hurts Indiana’s economy.
A domestic violence survivor shared her story with about 285 walkers at the “Take Back the Night” candlelight vigil Thursday night.
Legendary former Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight spoke to more than 1,100 people Thursday night in John R. Emens Auditorium.
An extended Haunted Forest will open at 8 p.m. tonight in Muncie. According to a press release, the event, at at 6490 Cornbread Rd., will include a route nearly twice as long as last year’s course, now spanning over one mile.
