Muncie was ranked the most affordable college town by realtor.com last month, and though that may seem like a positive achievement, it could actually be the opposite, according to a university researcher.
Dining employees are adjusting to the loss of non-student part-time workers and extended hours at several locations.
In order to give students living off campus a mode of transportation to the games, the Student Government Association introduced the new Scheumann Shuttle at the football opener Sept. 4.
Homecoming tailgate is one of the biggest events of the year, drawing hundreds of current and former students to celebrate before the game.
For most people, designing and running a golf course isn't something that leads them to a career in entrepreneurship. But Michael Goldsby, newly appointed chief entrepreneurship officer, saw that as the beginning of his entrepreneurial career.
Jack Hesser, SGA president and a senior microbiology and botany major, is a strong advocate for educating his peers during what is known as the red zone period.
A two-car collision left one woman trapped inside her vehicle around 3:35 p.m. Aug. 28 Ball State student Arbanee Davis collided with 49-year-old Muncie local Alan Brammer, the president of All American Door & Entry Systems, and was unable to exit her car.
Ball State is developing a new phone app to target the large volume of e-mails students receive on their university e-mail address.
Reducing energy consumption, thinking of future generations and getting politically involved are just a few ways to practice sustainability in one’s daily life.
Chief Forecaster Michael Behrens has your Cardinals game day forecast.
It takes courage for anyone to speak up about sexual assault. But traveling speaker Tim Mousseau encourages people to talk about it and to give victims the attention they deserve.
Ball State awarded $4.2 million to 16 initiatives in its first year of giving out Academic Excellence Grants.
A U.S. flag from John R. Emens Auditorium saw presidential hopeful Robert Kennedy's speech at Ball State April 4, 1968, the same day Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. But after that, it was never seen again.
One person was sent to the hospital after his bike was hit by a car on campus Monday, witnesses said. Elle Corum, a sophomore marketing major, said a cyclist was crossing the McKinley and Neely Avenue intersection, when he was hit by a car turning left onto McKinley Avenue around 2 p.m.
Building Better Communities will be going through a lot of changes this semester with an internal and external restructuring.
After almost a month in the hospital, Theta Chi member Brandon Benesh has moved to a rehab facility to continue his road to recovery.
University Police Department’s third annual Dunk-A-Cop took place at the Scramble Light early Aug. 28.
NewsLink Indiana Chief Weather Forecaster Michael Behrens (@MikeBehrensWX) has your updated weekend weather forecast!
Walking into the newly renovated Botsford-Swinford halls is a much different experience from stepping into LaFollette Complex.
To help students adjust to life at Ball State, SGA has started a new workshop that runs for the first five weeks of the semester.
