NewsLink Indiana Weather October 23, 2015 - Caleb Saylor
By Caleb Saylor / October 23, 2015NLI Weather forecaster Caleb Saylor tracks rain moving into the area.
NLI Weather forecaster Caleb Saylor tracks rain moving into the area.
One mother is taking action and encouraging safety among college students by promoting the Indiana Lifeline Law after the death of her daughter in 2013.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens breaks down a rainy but warm Family Weekend at Ball State as the Cardinals take on the Chippewas from Central Michigan.
A mild day to begin with on Friday but it will end with our next rain maker coming in early Saturday morning. Cooler temperatures will follow for the rest of your weekend.
Family Weekend is a good excuse to break out of your regular campus routine and show Mom and Pop the beauty of Ball State. Besides, do you really want to show your parents how much Netflix you've been watching while eating Taco Bell?
With $300,000 set in place for a regional food hub, Ball State University wants to increase the locally grown and produced food supply here on campus.
A new group on campus, a subunit of the local Red Cross chapter, is one of the first of its kind according to its president. The Red Cross Cardinals (RCC) is working to connect students with the community through activities and programs. Founder and President Marina Carini, a senior health science major, formed the group after volunteering with the Muncie Red Cross.
The ethics of race, religion, gender and class were brought into conversation when the nationally acclaimed courtroom drama, “Defamation”, performed at Pruis Hall.
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ethan Rosuck is here with the Thursday October 22, 2015 Mid-Day weather forecast. Rain and some cooler temperatures are heading our way just in time for family weekend.
The university is in the process of finding a new company to administer the online teacher evaluations students fill out at the end of each semester.
Temperatures are a bit warmer today and are expected to rise into the mid 70s, and stay in the low 70s for the rest of the week. The weekend will be a little chilly, so be sure to bring a jacket to parents weekend activities and the football game. Rachel Russell, weather forecaster, tells more.
Implementation of strategic plans in campus Greek Life has led to quadrupled community service hours and money spent on philanthropies, said Kay Bales, vice president for student affairs.
Students discussed different companies and their treatment of the LGBT community as both consumers and employees as part of Spectrum's Queer Consumerism event. Spectrum, Ball State's LGBT advocacy group, hosted the event, which took place on Oct. 20 in the Student Center.
SGA's Hidden Angels program will recognize these employees with free tickets to John R. Emens Auditorium events.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens takes a look at the weather, including a few rain chances, for your mid-week!
A pro-life, anti-abortion group has come to campus in the past to raise awareness about abortion, but this was the first year a student group came to counter their protest.
Two German professors went back in time and talked about how they perceived the German reunification as children to kick off German Campus Week on Oct. 19.
Students should be aware of their cardiorespiratory fitness, because the average American loses 10 percent each decade after the age of 20, according to a Ball State study.
Warmer temperatures and sunny skies for Tuesday. Possible rain chances for Wednesday and Thursday.
A student pulling out of DeHority Complex struck an electrical pole with his car late Oct. 19, bringing it down with the live wire attached.
