Ball State’s logistics and supply chain management center was dedicated to retired United Parcel Service (UPS) and Ball State alumnus Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Friday.
On Friday afternoon, the university sent a campus-wide Public Safety Advisory email after a report of a sexual assault in an on-campus residence hall.
The outdoor event featured six bands hailing from as far away as Bloomington. The playbill included Porch Kat, Wampus Milk Daddies, Killgulls, State of Them, Heaven Honey and Elk Manakin. The bands drew an ever-changing crowd throughout the entire 6-hour long set. Concert goers were free to sit at the tables outside, get up close and personal with the performers, and pick through albums inside the shop.
Weather Forecaster Jordan Wolfe with some good news about cooler temperatures this week.
How can we work toward a more peaceful future?
'Room 25' sees Noname and Co. successfully transitioning from mixtape to album with flying colors. The root of what makes Noname such a captivating figure in the rap scene right now is still intact; it’s just been polished and elevated to the point where it’s worthy of being the debut album from an artist as promising and intriguing as Noname. There are still some aspects that could be improved upon, but 'Room 25' sounds like a big step towards even greater things.
After dropping two straight road games, the Ball State Cardinals look to right the ship against Western Kentucky.
For Ball State students and their families, this weekend is Family Weekend, but for museums across the country, this weekend is Museum Day.
Missed the celebration? Ball State went full out for its Centennial Year with debut of the student-made documentary: "From Normal to Extraordinary: Ball State's First Century.” Check out all of our centennial coverage here: http://enterprise.ballstatedaily.com/Centennial.html
Anderson Police arrested Brady Allen Turner, 25, Wednesday. Muncie Police preliminarily charged Turner with murder following a fatal Monday night stabbing.
The 2018 fall season begins this weekend for the Ball State Women’s Tennis at the Hidden Dual tournament.
Imagine a giant cheese wheel, an ice sculpture and flashy signs with the faces of the chefs who are preparing both the classics and “nouveaux” brunch options.
