The Ball State University women's basketball team takes its perfect Mid-American Conference record to Dekalb, Ill., to face Northern Illinois University at 7 p.m. The Cardinals (11-6, 4-0 MAC) are riding a four game winning streak - defeating Eastern Michigan University, Western Michigan University, Central Michigan Universities and the University of Toledo.
The bad news is that the Ball State University men's tennis team is coming off a loss to nationally ranked University of Illinois last Friday. The good news is that the Cardinals will try for their first victory of the spring season tonight against an IPFW team it has a history of beating.
The Ball State University women's tennis team will look to rebound from a season-opening loss against a team it swept 7-0 last year. Ball State will play host to Wright State University at 1 p.m. today at the Muncie YMCA Tennis Center. Ball State enters the matchup 0-1 after losing to the University of Dayton Saturday while the Raiders have yet to play this season.
After spending the past week hiring assistant coaches from outside his program, Ball State University football coach Stan Parrish found the leaders of his offense and recruiting from within his staff. Ball State announced Wednesday that Parrish had promoted Eddie Faulkner to offensive coordinator and John Powers to recruiting coordinator.
It's amazing what a week, or even a single day, can do. Last week was full of what passes as a normal student's schedule. Classes were filled with my various machinations aimed at getting that all-important A at the end of the semester. Work followed classes, effectively rendering my schedule simply "the newsroom" for three nights.
On February 20, 1962, Charles Payne sat in the physics classroom of his all-black school and watched history being made. He and his classmates watched as John Glenn became the first American to orbit the earth. Across the room, one student said something that Payne will never forget.
A Ball State University communications class has developed an educational DVD and interactive Web site to educate sixth through 12 graders on the legal consequences of driving under the influence. The video entitled Think B4U Drive, chronicles a woman who gets pulled over, has had too much to drink and experiences the judicial consequences that ensue.
Fans choiceTodd Chamberlain Receiving 17 votes and 49 percent of the total vote, outside attacker Todd Chamberlain is this week's Fan Choice Player of the Week. Chamberlain had a career-high 20 kills in Ball State's three-game loss to No. 4 Stanford on Saturday, becoming the third Cardinal during the rally-scoring era to have at least 20 kills in a three-game match.
In his four-year college career, outside attacker Todd Chamberlain has been named to two all-conference teams, but Tuesday was the first time he received a weekly award from the conference. Chamberlain was named the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Player of the Week after having a career-high 20 kills in the No.
Four days after hiring his first assistant coach, Ball State University football coach Stan Parrish announced three additions to his staff on Tuesday. Parrish, who became the Cardinals head coach Dec. 18 after Brady Hoke left for San Diego State University, named Doug Graber, Deion Melvin and Pat Perles as his newest assistant coaches.
Ball State University forward Anthony Newell is scheduled to speak to the media for the first time since suffering a career-ending injury, sports information director Matt McCollester said Wednesday. The fifth-year senior suffered a compound fracture in his right leg Jan.
The Ball State University football team will not be the only squad on campus to get some airtime on the ESPN family of networks this year. Matt McCollester, assistant director of communications for Ball State, released Wednesday that the Ball State men's basketball team will have two games picked up as part of the ESPN Full Court Package, which includes Sunday's game at Worthen Arena against the University of Toledo and on Feb.
The Ball State University men's basketball team's defense was "Thinking Arby's" for last night's game against Mid-American Conference West Division preseason favorite Western Michigan University. As part of a promotion with the athletics department, any time the Cardinals hold an opponent to less than 50 points in a home win, fans who show their ticket stub from the game can buy an unlimited amount of 50 cent Arby's roast beef sandwiches the following day at any Muncie location.
When Lindsey Schweikert visited her sister, Allison Schweikert, at Ball State University last spring, she fell in love with the school. However, since that time, the reciprocity agreement that would allow the Western Ohio native to have Indiana tuition at Ball State has been canceled.
In less than 40 minutes, Ball State University students caught a glimpse of what took more than 40 years to make President Barack Obama's inauguration possible Tuesday. Students watched a four-minute segment of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
Click here to see Michael Lovett's full interview on the inauguration of President Barack Obama (Watch in high quality mode for better performance)
About 30 students attended the inaugural panel discussion Tuesday at Pruis Hall, where students, faculty and four panelists talked about the day's events that ushered President Barack Obama into the Oval Office. The central theme to the evening was that Obama's inauguration as the first black president in United States history transcends politics.
Under-used campus buildings have caused Ball State University administrators to consider scheduling more Friday classes. Associate Provost Marilyn Buck said the administration was still investigating how often buildings were being used. She said many buildings were used for more than classrooms.
If you're hoping to grab a peanut butter snack for your dinner tonight, you're out of luck. Peanut butter-based snacks, such as crackers and some Little Debbies, are unavailable to students and other customers. Those products were recalled because traces of salmonella were spotted.
Thanks to multiple student organizations, all the activities happening in Washington D.C. during Tuesday's presidential inauguration will be available for your viewing pleasure on campus. A Presidential Inauguration Watch Celebration will be held from 10 a.
