The new John A. Schnatter Institute for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise will help establish a campus-wide focus on entrepreneurship, said chief entrepreneurial officer of the institute.
Although mental health problems may not always be thought of as a disability, they actually are, said one member of the Alliance of Disability Awareness.
The Pell Grant provides aid to many Ball State students and help them avoid debt, as about a third of students received the grant during the 2013-2014 school year.
As hate crimes continue to occur across the U.S. and the world, cities and universities are stepping up to ensure everyone feels welcome. Ball State and Muncie are hosting a town hall discussion on promoting peace in troubled times at 7 p.m. on April 1.
Doctors said Roan Christianson wouldn't live more than four days after he was born. The 8-year-old nephew of sophomore special education severe interventions major Abbie Christianson was born with cerebral palsy and had a low chance of survival. If he were to live, he would need assisted care for the rest of his life.
Cool temperatures returned back to East Central Indiana, however, a brief warm up for Wednesday and Thursday is expected.
One student organization is working to reduce Ball State’s carbon footprint on the earth through a campus-wide challenge to save energy.
Two more candidates have joined the search pool for the new members on the Board of Trustees.
The university is hosting open forums to get input on desired qualities of the new president by engaging the campus community in the presidential search.
Employers have been changing their educational requirements for their employees over the past five years, requiring more advanced degrees, a new survey indicated.
After former President Paul W. Ferguson unexpectedly resigned in January, many students and faculty questioned the transparency of the university.
The Fulbright program is widely seen as a prime opportunity to study, teach, conduct research, exchange ideas and contribute to finding solutions to international concerns for recent graduates and doctoral students.
Temperatures will be about 20 degrees lower than yesterday, and more rain is on the way for your 7-day. NLI Weather Forecaster Caleb Saylor has that and more.
MUNCIE, IN (WCRD Weather) -- Indiana Severe Weather Preparedness Week has officially come to an end, but this is the perfect time to recap everything that we covered this week.
WCRD Assistant Chief Forecaster Nathan DeYoung and Forecaster Kalie Pluchel examine the work being done to make us a weather ready nation.
WCRD Weather Forecasters Chelsea Smith and Kendra Rauner share some tips on safety during the recovery period immediately following severe weather.
Ball State students were given the opportunity of a lifetime to pet a real-life penguin and two baby sharks.
Lee Florea represented Water Quality Indiana at the White House Water Summit in Washington, D.C., on March 22.
Renting an apartment can be stressful and taxing on college students. Molly Peterson, an assistant for financial leasing agreements and former landlord, said proper planning and research are necessary to rent an apartment that fits students' needs and budgets, and with the summer approaching, it may be time for some students to look for housing.
With Easter coming up on March 27, some students will be going home, but others are staying in Muncie for the holiday.
