Asian American Student Association celebrate month of events
November 2, 2015November marks the beginning of celebration for the Asian American Student Association as they host their month-long schedule of events.
November marks the beginning of celebration for the Asian American Student Association as they host their month-long schedule of events.
Alcohol arrests at Ball State jumped 70 percent last year — far more than some other state universities — as Indiana State Excise Police continued targeting underage drinking at Indiana colleges. Ball State’s annual security report showed 150 liquor law arrests on campus last year, compared with 88 in 2013 and 87 in 2012
When a prospective student considers a college, most think about their area of study, finances, location and extracurricular activities.
Virtual tours of campus will soon be available for prospective students who are from out of state, out of the country or just unable to a tour into their schedule. The virtual tour guides are meant to be more convenient for high school students and international students who are interested in Ball State. Students who find the scheduling of on campus tour guides too hard to commit to can use the virtual tour guides to see around campus.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens looks at your football and Trick or Treating forecast for Saturday!
With temperatures dropping and the fall season in full swing, there are several different drinks you can make to keep yourself warm and to stay festive.
With Halloween just around the corner, Feminist for Action is confronting the issues on what is and what is not culturally appropriate costumes for the holiday.
NLI Weather forecaster Caleb Saylor tracks rain that will haunt our Halloween weekend.
Millennials are plugged into technology now more than ever, which is interfering with their tasks and socialization, said a psychology professor. Kiersten Baughman said it can be difficult to keep students’ focus when she teaches a class.
Dr. Lathrop Johnson, retired professor emeritus of German, is being remembered by family and friends as an enthusiastic person who was very devoted to the Department of Modern Languages and Classics.
On the night of Oct. 28, children from the Muncie community got to experience trick-or-treating in Park, DeHority, Woodworth, Noyer and Studebaker East and West Halls.
Halloween is known for dressing up in fun costumes and going out trick or treating each year. But how did Halloween actually start?
Ethan Rosuck is here with the Halloween forecast! Unfortunately it will be rainy throughout most of the day on the holiday this Saturday but will soon be getting warmer after that!
Not even rain could stop the Black Student Association from leaving a "pink print" on campus.
After two years working at California State University, Fresno, Melissa Ginotti thought it was time to move back to the Midwest. Ginotti will be serving as the new director of student life and assistant vice president for student affairs effective Nov. 17.
People ages 18 and older can head to the Cornerstone Center for the Arts Oct. 31 for the All Hallows’ Eve Bash, a Halloween party featuring a haunted house, costume contests and dancing.
We can expect the rain and wind to stick around today and for the rest of the week.Get out your umbrellas and rain boots for this midday weather forecast, brought to you by Rachel Russell, weather forecaster.
Although students are surrounded by cultural diversity everyday, many do not care to learn and explore differences and would rather find cultural stereotypes to be true, according to students in the audience at a journalism panel.
The Pretty in Pink fashion show wasn't just about looking good on the runway.
Four student designers showcased their pieces during Alpha Phi Omega’s annual Pretty and Pink Fashion show.
