Anand Marri never saw himself becoming provost and executive vice president for academic affairs when he was a child growing up in Queens in New York.
This is a sentiment shared by Eyal Rawitz from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Nawar Albarak from Kuwait, a country that borders Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Though she isn’t from Palestine, her grandmother and many other family members are there. Rawitz and Albarak, though they are both students at Ball State University, had the chance to meet and discuss their experiences with each other at the Scramble Light on Friday during a pro-Palestian protest that called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Riley and Kennedy break down the increasing prices of streaming services.
Kennedy and Riley break down the Golden Joysticks awards.
Kiael Kelly, his friends and family provide an in-depth look into who the man under center at Ball State is. The redshirt sophomore has earned the starting quarterback spot for Ball State halfway through the season.
Weather Forecaster Lance Huffman is tracking rain for the later overnight hours into tomorrow.
Head coach Mike Neu made it clear there is always something to play for. He said that players only get so many games, and for seniors, the time is winding down for their time at Ball State. With that being said, Neu said that they won’t take anything for granted and finish the fight.
We are a part of the post-Columbine generation. We grew up with lockdown drills, barricaded doors and lessons on when to run or attack. Every room we enter, we look for the exit. We look for places to hide. We wonder if the textbooks in our bookbags will stop a bullet.
Dive into a series of thought-provoking stories with the brand-new edition of Ball Bearings! Ball Bearings: The Space Issue.
Following the fourth instance of a firearm found in a residence hall, university officials put action team plan in place.
Weather Forecaster Jack VanMeter is tracking another beautiful day ahead and watching a cold front start to approach.
The Ball State Student Government Association votes in new senator; introduces first senate amendment of the semester.
For more tips about living on your own for the first time, visit the Ball State Daily Housing Guide.
