7 tips for making the most out of your summer
By Brynn Mechem / May 8, 2018As a kid, the only summer worry was, ‘What am I going to do today?” But, as a college student there are pesky summer classes, a seemingly dead-end job and ever-present debt.
As a kid, the only summer worry was, ‘What am I going to do today?” But, as a college student there are pesky summer classes, a seemingly dead-end job and ever-present debt.
Voters in Delaware County will be heading to the polls Tuesday for primary elections.
An Indianapolis man was arrested after police said he shot another man in Muncie.
Hoosiers who use I-69 to commute to Delaware and Madison counties know that potholes plague the roadway. And while those pesky potholes will soon be fixed, workers will have to factor in an extended commute.
The Ball State Board of Trustees approved the proposal to begin plans for a new Multicultural Center during its meeting Friday.
Ball State University sent out an alert Thursday morning saying University Police Department received a report of a sexual assault in an on-campus residence hall.
Amidst finals week and a few days before commencement, Ball State alumnus David Letterman visited campus and students freaked out.
In a historic summit more striking for its extraordinary images than its substance, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in set aside a year that saw them seemingly on the verge of war, grasped hands and strode together Friday across the cracked concrete marking the Koreas’ border.
NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Bill Cosby was convicted Thursday of drugging and molesting a woman in the first big celebrity trial of the #MeToo era, completing the spectacular late-life downfall of a comedian who broke racial barriers in Hollywood on his way to TV superstardom as America’s Dad.
Service, especially with women, is not new to WaTasha Barnes Griffin.
In 2018 alone, 610,000 Americans will die from cancer. In preparation for cancer control month, The Daily News shadowed and sat down with Ball State professors to reflect on their past and continuing journeys with cancer.
Ball State Dining has either closed or reduced the options of all campus salad bars according to an email sent Tuesday morning.
The warm sunshine, new flowers and green grass of spring contrast the dark evenings, cold walks and barren trees of winter.
What can our startup community do for you? — the first question that is asked when someone picks up a 1 Million Cups flyer.
Robert Kvam, dean of the college of fine arts, will step down as dean in December 2018 and retire in June 2019, according to a university-wide email.
After making two rounds of informal visits this semester, President Mearns will finish his informal visits for the semester Thursday.
An organization that educated Muncie children through programs and extracurricular activities for the past 30 years is now looking for a new executive director.
When Indiana lawmakers reconvene for a special session May 14, they will reconsider a bill that would allow Ball State to assume responsibility of Muncie Community Schools.
The new Mr. and Ms. Ball State were crowned Thursday.
History professor Michael Doyle spent the very first Earth Day, April 22, 1970, as a 17-year-old student showing his classmates at Winona Senior High School in Winona, Wisconsin, a film he made about the negative effects of air and water pollution.
