Indiana Capital Chronicle: Federal public health officials said Thursday they are working with state and local health departments to boost messaging and vaccinations for those most likely to contract monkeypox, including at large-scale events.
The Muncie Police Department (MPD) announced August 20 that 19 year old Que'Aundre Johnson of Marion, Indiana was shot and killed around 12:40 a.m. in the area of W. University Ave and N. Dill St. This is still an active investigation.
Fall 2022 Opening Convocation featured Ball State President presents Ball State alumna with the President’s Medal of Distinction, among other awards and statistics presented.
GT Kids is looking for educators passionate about working with children and encouraging children to learn and grow.
August 19, four Delaware County High School varsity football programs opened up their regular season, as Muncie Central High School, Delta High School, Yorktown High School and Wes-Del High School each competed.
Skin concerns can leave you feeling embarrassed and completely lacking in confidence.
Most people struggle with getting enough sleep. From the screens of the modern age to the street lights outside, many factors can keep us up all night. The natural darkness of night is not enough to make ourselves fall asleep anymore. Falling asleep has become a deliberate exercise and delicate art in the realm of self care. Whether you are looking to put an end to your insomnia or make yourself less of a night owl, there are many actions you can take to make your sleep more productively restorative.
Regarding fractional ownership investments, there's a common misconception that you need to be wealthy to get involved. But that's not always the case. Join us in today's investment discussion as we break down the cost of entry for fractional ownership investments.
Ball State Soccer (0-1-0, 0-0-0), lost to University of Kentucky to begin the 2022 season Aug. 18 by a score of 3-0.
Beginning August 22, 2022, a small section in the southwest corner of parking lot R2 is set to be converted into pay-by-plate meter parking only, giving Ball State University students a last minute parking option.
Muncie, Indiana may offer many of the same restaurants as many mid-sized towns in Indiana would, however, that doesn’t mean they aren’t great options. Whether these restaurants are on Ball State’s campus or within just a few miles, you’ll find that there are plenty of places to grab a bite in Funcie.
Tickets to the Coffee & Cabernet music series at Pruis Hall on the Ball State University campus are available now for purchase, with exclusive deals offered to all Cardinal students & staff.
For five Delaware County High School Soccer programs, the 2022 regular season campaign began the evening of August 16.
Ball State University Spring 2021 graduate Karleigh Conner has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship in recognition of her accomplishments in academics, athletics, extracurricular activities, and community service.
Ball State Director of Athletics Beth Goetz has been named the 2022 NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) Nike Executive of the Year, as chosen by Women Leaders in College Sports August 16.
Cardinal Street Fest has been announced for Noon-5 p.m. August 19. There is scheduled to be games, food, music and much more.
Safe Zone and Trans* Safe Zone Trainings, presented by the Ball State University Counseling Center, are back for the 2022-2023 Academic Year. Dates and times for the Fall 2022 Semester have been announced.
When it comes to picking a major, it's not always black or white. Although it might seem like an easy decision, a lot goes into choosing the right program. Aside from working in a role that you enjoy; you need to choose a degree that is in high demand. As such, you need to think about which role will be most beneficial now and in the future as well. Business degrees, for example, are degrees that offer a variety offer a variety.
JOSLIN: The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 represents the most important environmental legislation in decades. It still isn't enough.
