Aidan Davis is Ball State’s new student representative on the Board of Trustees
By Shelby Anderson / 2 days agoHere’s what to know about him and what he wants Cardinals to know.
Here’s what to know about him and what he wants Cardinals to know.
Students and community members gathered at the University Peace Plaza on Aug. 22 to speak out.
What can students and faculty expect now?
A protest will be held on Ball State’s campus Aug. 22 at University Peace Plaza
As students left for summer break, local Muncie businesses got creative to keep their businesses running.
For the 2024-25 academic year, the Poole & Large administration was led by President Noah Poole and Vice President Brenna Large. The Daily News completed its yearly evaluation of how the administration delivered on its promises.
As we review the SGA Executive Board this year, let’s look back at what happened during Poole and Large’s administration.
During the upcoming Fall semester, the Honors House will have a different look that will benefit students and faculty.
Indiana House Bill 1041, which proposes banning transgender athletes from sports, elicits reactions from the Muncie Community.
April 18 Ball State Students protest the new changes made by administration.
Chelsea Murdock being inaugurated as Ball State University's incoming Student Government Association President by outgoing president Noah Poole. “It is our responsibility to uphold the spirit of benefiance and model the traits that truly embody what it means to be a cardinal,” Murdock said.
Ball State University's Student Government Association incoming senators take the oath for the 2025-2026 academic year during the April 16 senate meeting inside the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. The April 16 meeting was the last of the 2024-2025 academic year.
Ball State University's Director of Student Conduct Michael Gillilan informs the Student Government Association (SGA) senate of proposed changes to the code of student rights and responsibilities for the 2025-2026 year at the senate's April 9 meeting in Ball State's L.A Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. Changes included establishing a clearer definition of harassment as technology has increasingly become a mode of harassment and removing Indiana’s hazing policy for a new interim one for Fall 2025. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State's Student Government Association (SGA) poses for a photo with university mascot Charlie Cardinal. Cardinal attended the event as a surprise for One Ball State Day, Ball State's day-long fundraising event. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State University's Charlie Cardinal attends Student Government Association April 2 meeting inside the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. The beloved mascot shakes hands with senate members. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State's Student Government Association (SGA)'s Chief Administrator Hunter Case, a third-year political science major at Ball State gives a March 26 presentation to the student senate inside the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. Case is running to be president pro tempore for next school year. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State's Student Government Association (SGA) senator Caroline Emerick, a third-year human resources management student gives presentation regarding her qualifications for treasurer during the 2025-2026 academic year. At the March 19 SGA meeting, elections were held to determine executive positions inside the L.A Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State University's Financial Wellness advisors Evan Richter (left) and Jon Mock (right) pose for a photo in their department office with financial peer mentor student Eva Bott Jan. 22. Richter said he started the department's latest financial advising program two years ago. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State University's Financial Wellness office inside the university's Lucina Hall Jan 22. The department offers one-on-one financial training for all Ball State students. Shelby Anderson, DN
Natalie Walker, a senator for Ball State University's Student Government Association (SGA) listens to points made regarding the proposed five dollar sustainability fee during the March 12 senate meeting inside the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center Cardinal Hall A. Walker authored the proposed fee. Shelby Anderson, DN