I’m writing this because there was no other organization beside my fraternity that held a higher place in my heart during my undergraduate years at Ball State than the Student Government.
Though the program began in the 1977-78 season, 2016 and 2017 were the best seasons on record for Ball State women's tennis.
After the Ball State Board of Trustees released a statement saying it sided with John Schnatter Friday, many student organizations and various members of the Ball State community have responded, calling the university to take different actions.
Ball State is recognizing its centennial year – a milestone that is supposed to celebrate 100 years of progress and learning.
Ball State Greek Life is made up of 31 chapters of students from all ages, backgrounds and majors.
One of Ball State’s most supportive celebrities is a Tony award-winning actress who never took a class at the university.
Since 1952, the L.A. Pittenger Student Center has served as a meeting place for students, faculty and community members alike.
After nearly three weeks, Ball State Board of Trustees announced its support for Schnatter Friday.
Weeks after John Schnatter, founder of Papa John's Pizza and Ball State alumnus, resigned as chairman of the board, Ball State's Board of Trustees decided to keep Schnatter's name on a school building.
Since she was a little girl, public relations major Levi Sebree seemed destined for the chic, high-end lifestyle of the fashion world.
The official University Police Department (UPD) wasn’t started until the 1960s, but there has always been a group tasked with watching over Ball State.
The University Foundation announced Thursday longtime foundation president Cherí O’Neill is leaving the university.
In 42 years of program history, Ball State gymnastics has accumulated a record of 280-395.
Ghost stories, hard times, love and the tale of the purple hippo are all narratives that can be found in a student-created book that asks locals how they #KeepMuncieWeird.
During John Pruis’ time as Ball State’s seventh president, the university saw changes in the campus, academics and athletics.
When most students graduate from a university they expect to receive a diploma, but after summer commencement, one alumna received a ring.
Baseball is known as America’s “national pastime,” and at Ball State, that pastime has been around since 1920.
Named after businessman Wallace T. Miller Jr. who donated the largest single private gift from an individual in the history of the university, The Miller College of Business was founded in 1966.
Thirty-five years after the creation of the game of basketball, Ball State men’s basketball was born.
The Village, located near the south end of Ball State’s campus, offers students dining and shopping without the necessity of a car.
