Since first getting involved in theater his junior year of high school, junior theater major Chase Strange said his role in the upcoming Department of Theatre and Dance play, "Dead Man's Cell Phone" allows him to explore areas as an actor he has never had the opportunity to delve into before.
Every year, the creaky wheels of six beds roll out the storage door of the former Sutton Elementary School, and each plastic cover is removed, kicking off the bed race tradition.
The Student Government Association (SGA) spent its Wednesday meeting out and about campus to meet with students about the issues they want to see resolved by the senate.
Last year, while Megan Kicks, senior public relations major, didn’t participate in Air Jam, she helped out by watching and critiquing her team’s performances during practices.
I do not care that you are not a vegan. When I tell you I am vegan, I am not telling you because I want to convert you or force my dietary decision onto you. Frankly, I do not care if you eat meat. It’s the amount of meat that bothers me, and honestly, it should bother you too.
A night filled with music, dance, jumping rope and twirling concluded with Eliah Johnson, a female vocalist, winning the annual Homecoming Talent Search.
Under the red and blue stage lights of Emens Auditorium, Homecoming General Chair Hanna Kadinger crowned members of the 2019 Homecoming Royalty Court during the 35th annual Homecoming Talent Search.
“I feel like you can learn significantly more by going somewhere else than you could in class. You can stare at pictures all day. You can read a byline, a dialogue or a biography on any day you want, but to actually go there and be there, present, was a different story.”
The Cardinals fell five spots Tuesday from seventh place Monday to end the tournament in 12th out of 14 teams at the Crooked Stick Invitational in Carmel, Indiana.
For the past three years, Ball State has hosted the Food Truck Festival on Ashland and Martin streets in the Village as part of the Homecoming festivities.
DN and Byte Editors take a bite into Japanese Snacks in this DN Tries.
The Cardinals have begun to find success on the football field and now it’s time for the residents of Muncie to do their part and fill up Scheumann Stadium.
Congress working on the impeachment inquiry during recess, winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize in economics, the shooting of a woman at her home by a police officer in Texas, California’s power shutoffs and the citizenship question in the 2020 census make up this week’s five national stories.
Ball State’s R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning in Indianapolis (CAP: INDY) is hosting an open house 5:30 p.m. Tuesday for neighborhood leaders from the east side of the city at its new Elevator Hill location, according to a university press release.
For 15 years Christian Ministries has hosted walks to raise money for the endeavor.
The Turkish invasion of northern Syria, the typhoon that hit Japan, Brexit talks and Queen Elizabeth II’s speech, protests in Ecuador and Spain’s trial of Catalan secessionists make up this week’s five international stories.
After scoring the double overtime game-winning goal Oct. 6 at Buffalo, senior midfielder/forward Julia Elvbo did just that in Sunday’s 2-1 victory over Western Michigan
The Wolverines excelled on offense in the second half to secure their fourth straight victory.
All Ball State had to do was keep Eastern Michigan from gaining 80 yards in a minute and 19 seconds, and the Cardinals would secure the win and their first 2-0 start in Mid-American Conference play since 2013. With no timeouts remaining, the Eagles went to work.
Several power outages are reported to have occurred north of Ball State and neighborhoods in north Muncie, affecting around according to Indiana Michigan Power's outage map.
