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Hours before the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., a campaign rally by Robert F. Kennedy was taking place at Ball State on April 4, 1968.
One-thousand feet under the ocean and back again, renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle shares her wisdom at Ball State.
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A sold-out audience of more than 12,000 people filled Bankers Life Fieldhouse Tuesday evening where former first lady Michelle Obama encouraged women, girls and a scatter of men to be "kind and open and generous and compassionate, [and to show] empathy for others."
Thirty-three books are sitting under glass at the E. B. and Bertha C. Ball Center — but these aren’t your regular paperbacks.
After being rendered obsolete with the installation of the nation’s largest closed-loop geothermal energy system, two smokestacks—located at the energy heat plant on the southwestern edge of the Ball State campus—are coming down.
A former Ball State student has been deemed "a danger to the community" after choking and threatening to kill a store clerk and injuring a police officer at a Muncie Goodwill, according to federal police.
The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a March 2016 ruling this week for a Ball State alumnus and former football player convicted for rape.
Students, faculty and staff were told to shelter in place for 20 minutes on Wednesday after a report of an armed person on campus. It was a false alarm though, triggered by someone seeing a player in the Human vs. Zombies game.
SGA President James Wells issued a statement about a senate amendment Jan. 25 in the Unified Media Lab. Wells said he believes the amendment is aimed at him. Casey Smith // DN
Muncie's annual Light Up DWNTWN will be a part of the city's First Thursday art gallery opening on Dec. 1. The event will expand the regular art gallery shows to restaurants and stores to promote holiday shopping. Casey Smith // DN File
The Council of Religious Advisers is organizing a discussion, "Faith at Work," with Ball State Alumnus Wil Davis. Davis is the co-founder of Ontario Systems and the president of the Ball State Innovation Corporation. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
Indiana Ice Studio founder Stephen Koch had a crowd of about 40 people gathered around two watch him sculpt. Koch transformed a rectangular block of ice to a holiday moment with the "DWNTWN" logo at the base. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
Students stand in line to pay at Target Aug. 20 during Ball State's exclusive shopping event. The university bussed students in for free. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
Students look around Target on Aug. 20 as they gather any dorm supplies or items they may need or want for the school year. The university bussed students to Target to shop. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
About 2,000 students were bussed to Target on Aug. 20 for a Ball State exclusive shopping visit to the store from 10:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. DN PHOTO CASEY SMITH
