Cell Fleming rarely left her bedroom in 2014. Her once beautiful Muncie family home transformed into a trap house — no electricity, gas or running water. Scarce remains of food were all that filled the kitchen.
In Delaware County, 17 percent of residents struggle with food insecurity, according to Feeding America.
Starting Friday evening and continuing through Saturday, the third Benjamin V. Cohen Peace Conference will be held at the Alumni Center.
After multiple severe weather warnings were sent out Tuesday, Muncie is back to somewhat normal springtime weather Wednesday.
Hours before the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., a campaign rally by Robert F. Kennedy was taking place at Ball State on April 4, 1968.
Apparently inclement weather is Mother Nature's idea of an April Fools' joke.
President Geoffrey S. Mearns and his wife Jennifer will continue informal visits Tuesday.
A former Ball State instructor of mathematical sciences was found guilty of four counts of child exploitation and four counts of possession of child pornography Monday.
During Friday's Board of Trustees meeting, Interim Provost and Interim Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Marilyn Buck announced the university will give an honorary doctorate of law to Ball State alumnus Robert G. Hunt.
A former Ball State student was arrested Wednesday after police say he raped a female in an on-campus residence hall last fall.
As a former reporter, the final College of Communications, Information and Media (CCIM) dean candidate said building professional skills starts with student media.
The Board of Trustees voted to approve a new parking structure off of New York Avenue Friday.
Diversity was the theme of the first public Board of Trustees committee meeting March 30.
Roads are still closed after a Penske truck crashed into a utility pole Thursday.
Dodging book bags and benches, Preston Radtke dances his way through the crowded cafeteria on the way to his next class.
Student Government Association (SGA) voted to add a green council to the senate Wednesday.
At some other institutions Paaige Turner had gone to, she said she acted as a firefighter, solving emergencies as soon as she came on board.
One-thousand feet under the ocean and back again, renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle shares her wisdom at Ball State.
When Steven Motton was a kid, his family ate ketchup sandwiches.
To some, becoming a princess means being a pageant girl. But for one Indianapolis 500 Festival Princess, the title means more than a crown.
