Ball State baseball experiences 'tournament atmosphere' against Indiana at Victory Field
By Colin Grylls / April 26, 2017Nearly 6,000 fans attended the extra-innings thriller in downtown Indianapolis.
Nearly 6,000 fans attended the extra-innings thriller in downtown Indianapolis.
President Donald Trump is proposing "the biggest tax cut" ever, even as the government struggles with mounting debt, in an effort to fulfill his promises to stimulate job creation and middle class prosperity.
It’s not yet Halloween, but monsters will be the topic of discussion at the Digital Literature Review Gala tonight. The Digital Literature Review is an immersive learning class that creates a journal of academic papers and artwork over the course of two semesters.
Whether it's been indoors at the Northwest YMCA or out in the sun at the Cardinal Creek Tennis Center, the Ball State women’s tennis team has made Muncie home for success this season.
The treatment of gays across the world is awful. In some places, it is even deadly. People are being killed and tortured and I think it is not getting the attention that it deserves.
Former Ball State women's basketball center Renee Bennett is hoping to make the case that she's good enough to play with the best in the WNBA.
First, yoga fans got Yoga with Cats. Now, there's an opportunity to do yoga with some slightly bigger furry friends.
Explore the early life of the English nanny who can solve problems with just a “spoonful of sugar” in the Department of Theatre and Dance’s latest production, “Reimagining Mary.”
It was a game of almosts for the Cardinals (21-20, 8-7 MAC), who haven't beaten the Hoosiers (22-16-2, 8-6-1 Big Ten) since April 17, 2013.
Cirque Mechanics performed their new show Pedal Punk in John R. Emens Auditorium on Tuesday.
The state will be fully funding phase two of Ball State's STEM and Health Professions Facility Expansion Project.
A Muncie man was arrested today after a yearlong investigation into suspected dissemination of child pornography.
On Monday nights around 9 p.m., or more accurately 9:05 or later, members of the Society for Earth-Based Religions (SER) head to the basement of Ball State’s Bracken Library to discuss the night’s topic.
During the second semester of their freshman year, Abby Dujka, Alex Peters and Lexi Benakovich were hanging out and talking about their mutual struggles when an idea struck them.
Gov. Eric Holcomb will sign several sharply contested bills, including measures to increase parental abortion notification rights, permit the use of marijuana-derived medicine and allow Statehouse employees to carry guns.
The next generation will be the first to grow up with Internet, never knowing what it was like before the days of online encyclopedias, Netflix and downloadable music. For them, entertainment exists mostly on the web.
Each of these films, based on real-life events, tells a tale of triumph that will have you believing anything’s possible, and that one person really can make a difference in the lives of others.
Everyone might still remember some myths that were told by their family or peers during their childhood.
Ken Holland wants to help bring peace to conflict-affected countries by nurturing future leaders. That’s why he’s leaving Ball State’s Center for International Development to become president of the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF).
