Not even the rain was strong enough to stop students from putting on safety goggles and helmets and picking up a hammer to smash rocks with the Ball State Geological Society.
Rain and thunderstorms will be evident almost everyday within the next 7 days.
Despite narratives of a "jobless" society, 81 percent of Ball State graduates are employed in their major of study
Although dining has signs posted, warning about plainclothes policemen and cameras in the halls, dining services says there are still theft issues.
Emma Barkley* doesn’t remember anything about the night of her rape. It happened on New Year's Eve when she was out with a large group of friends and acquaintances. Barkley knew she was supposed to go to work the next morning, and she wanted to leave.
The East Side Bash has been moved to 5-9 p.m. on April 29 due to expected rain on April 28.
January 2017, Ball State’s Code Red dance team will compete in the United Dance Association (UDA) college national’s competition for the first time.
After a childhood full of political exposure, one Ball State student is fulfilling his dream of working in different levels of government through an internship this semester.
Randal Ray Schmidt, a former maintenance employee at Ball State, was formally charged with eight felonies, which included seven counts of possession of child pornography and obstruction of justice.
An unsettled weather pattern for this week as we continue on into late spring. NLI Weather Forecaster Caleb Saylor tells you when to expect storms this week.
Andrea Hickle first noticed something was wrong when she was hospitalized in fifth grade.
The University Green was filled with juggling, poi, hula hooping and balancing boards on April 23 for the first ever Flow Festival.
Stilt walkers, a fire-eater, a magician and a mime came to campus all the way from Cincinnati to entertain at this year's annual Late Nite Carnival.
The time has come to find a candidate to fill the hole former President Paul W. Ferguson has left at the university, and officials want to get as many community opinions as they can.
Two students have been taken to the hospital after a ferris wheel malfunction caused the ride to become stuck on the two girls' feet, Ball State police chief Jim Duckham said.
The rain showers have left us but for how long? Find out in my latest forecast!
A subject with a gun was seen near campus, on the area of Tillotson Avenue and McGalliard Road, according to a public safety alert from the university.
If you can't remember the last time you went to the doctor, it's been too long, said Delaware County health adviser Mary Hammond.
An organization is raising money for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS with a barefoot soccer tournament, played with balls made of trash bags like kids sometimes have to use in Africa.
A project 10 years in the making, Muncie’s Freedom Bus is ready to hit the road to share the history of the local Civil Rights movement.
