Forecasters Cody Blevins, David Siple, and Balint Szalavari examine the preparation steps people should take during a severe weather outlook or severe weather watch.
After the bomb scare in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Feb. 17, some students said Ball State’s emergency alert system is timely and got to them on time.
Expect sun and wind today and tomorrow with storms to follow Thursday!
Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has your update on warmer temperatures, rain chances, and your Easter forecast.
An annual survey on college freshmen found nearly 30 percent of respondents did not identify with a specific religion, but this does not show all students’ faith is declining, an Indiana University professor said.
An upcoming two-day literary festival will be bringing together a poet, fiction writer and nonfiction writer to showcase their work and share their experiences as first time authors.
Sunshine will dominate the weather for the next few days ahead of our next weather system.
Sunshine dominated the day, but cooler temperatures are on the way. NLI Weather Forecaster Caleb Saylor has that and more!
Busy college students across the state are finding new and innovative ways to save and make extra cash to make ends meet. Some collect and turn in recyclables. Some scrounge for quarters anywhere they can. Still more wait until they can’t bear it before turning on the air conditioner or heater. Others sell their plasma.
The champion of the Belly Dancer of the Universe Competition is coming to Ball State for workshops and a performance as part of an event hosted by the Belly Dance Club. The club is hosting its annual Women’s Week Hafla on March 19 at Pruis Hall.
Today we will reach a high of 53 and tonight temperatures will drop to 34. Rain will move in overnight and transitioning to snow by Saturday morning.
Ball State faculty members tabled their proposed transparency resolution for the Board of Trustees after they were unable to decide whether to withdraw it on March 17.
Rain late in the 7-day forecast. Weather Forecaster Caleb Saylor has that and more.
After taking Fall Semester off to recover and rehabilitate from a heart attack, Theta Chi fraternity member Brandon Benesh has been getting back to his normal life this semester.
The new Board of Trustees members should have academic experience and focus on transparency, Ball State professors said.
St. Patrick's Day has arrived, bringing invisible leprechauns, a green river, profits and a colossal amount of beer along with it.
Three Greek Life organizations are coming together to promote empowerment for women through a program that focuses on educational, professional and personal knowledge. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega and Alpha Phi will be hosting Women 2 Women March 20 from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
Despite controversy on campus over a grant from the Charles Koch Foundation and John Schnatter, only one-third of the grant is actually from the Kochs. Schnatter donated $2.17 million of the grant, and the Charles Koch Foundation donated $1.08 million, according to the grant agreement.
Two NewsLink reporters tried out the Lick This app, which teaches users how to perform oral sex through games, after the Daily News published a story on it. They didn't know what they were signing up for when they agreed to do the video.
One more last day of above average temperatures on Thursday. Clouds, rain, and cooler temperatures start to move in for the weekend!
