Ball State (4-3) fell to No. 12 Pepperdine (3-2) by a 3-1 margin Saturday. It seemed to be a match in which the Cardinals couldn’t get out of their own way, racking up 20 service errors and 24 attack errors while playing from behind for much of the match.
In a rivalry meet, Ball State men’s swim and dive came up short against Evansville, losing 180-117 on Saturday afternoon.
It was a matchup between Northern Illinois' Courtney Woods and Ball State's Moriah Monaco — two potential Mid-American Conference Player of the Year finalists on Saturday at Worthen Arena.
If you love high-powered offense, buzzer-beating shots and electric atmospheres, this was the game for you.
For about 33 minutes, there wasn’t much excitement to be had. The last 17 minutes, though? That will be remembered for years to come.
Ball State's golf program held a dedication ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday to introduce the new Earl Yestingmeier Golf Center to the public.
Prior to the Ball State men's basketball game Saturday, it was announced that senior guard Jeremie Tyler was dismissed from the team.
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The Ball State Board of Trustees met Wednesday for its biannual meeting to vote on members of the slate and specific chairs.
With Ball State announcing changes in its marketing campaign came questions from faculty for more details at faculty council Jan. 25.
Cornerstone Center for the Arts is holding events that give back to its arts education efforts.
Ball State tennis doubles partners freshmen Chris Adams and Tom Carney were awarded Mid-American Conference Doubles Team of the Week.
A diversity piece on professor evaluations returned to faculty council Thursday — but with some changes.
It was a simpler time in 1945. On page three of The Ball State News (later to become The Daily News), an authorless saga of the death of a gray squirrel printed Jan. 26.
It’s a rivalry dual meet like no other, as Ball State men’s swim and dive (1-3) squares off against a Mid-American Conference foe and in-state rival in the Evansville Purple Aces.
The podcast met with Ball State English professor Rai Peterson in her office to talk about why centuries-old books are so important to us in a culture that’s looking toward digital.
Ball State track and field will travel to West Lafeyette to compete in the Fred Wilt Open this weekend.
