Ball State's 17th president, Geoffrey S. Mearns, was appointed on Tuesday afternoon. Although his tenure has not officially begun, he already has plans in mind.
The president isn't the only person who makes decisions for the university. Get to know your Board of Trustees.
After Donald Trump's inauguration Jan. 20, two students stood on the corner of the Scramble Light to provide encouragement and hugs to those in need.
Starting a conversation about diversity has been a big focus for organizations on campus. Panels and university-sanctioned events, such as Unity Week, have welcomed the discussion of diversity with open arms.
After nearly a year without a permanent president, the Ball State Board of Trustees will name and introduce the university's incoming president Tuesday.
"Women’s rights are human rights" — that’s the message made clear by thousands of pink-hatted demonstrators who marched through Washington, D.C. Jan. 21, the day after the inauguration of Donald Trump.
The absence of almost 60 democratic politicians did not hinder the peaceful transfer of power to Donald Trump as he became the 45th president of the United States Jan. 20.
Over 100 people gathered outside on the south side of Bracken Library to protest Donald Trump’s inauguration Jan. 20.
Butter-cream filled, glazed, long john, fried cinnamon roll, caramel apple nut and Oreo cream with crushed Oreos on top — Bowman Bakery Inc. has campus doughnut lovers taken care of.
Pieces of art for the David Owsley Museum of Art's upcoming exhibit didn't arrive quite as expected.
A Ball State student residing in Johnson Complex was arrested on Saturday over multiple charges relating to the dealing and possession of illegal substances.
Joseph Losco, who served as the elected chair of the political science department for 14 years and director of the Bowen Center for Public Affairs, retired over winter break.
Thousands of future students in Ball State's College of Health have big things to look forward to — with the a new health professions building topping the list.
The Ball State and Muncie communities have lost one of their greatest icons.
No classes and a free breakfast in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life start off the week-long celebration of the 37th annual Unity Week.
The Multicultural Center, the Muncie and the Muncie Community MLK Planning Committee will be collaborating to host the MLK Celebration Day and Speaker Series on Monday, Jan.
Planning on driving home tonight? It might be a good idea to check the weather, first.
With a new year and the beginning of a new spring semester in gear, Ball State Housing and Residence Life is looking for applications from students who are interested in working as a resident assistant or as an academic peer mentor in the fall semester.
With Jamba Juice reopening Wednesday, public records show Ball State spent about $1,300 to repair the drain inside the restaurant. Jamba Juice, inside the Art and Journalism Building, closed due to a sanitary drain collapse last semester, shortly before finals week.
With extremely cold temperatures forecasted, the cold and flu are not the only conditions returning students should be concerned about.
