Halloween isn’t just about costumes and candy. The Charles W. Brown Planetarium will be teaching the holiday's astronomical roots in their show series, “Halloween: Celestial Origins.”
The Rinker Center helps international students make the adjustment from home to college. The center offers International Student Services (ISS) that provide students with services that make this transition easier.
The undead were present at the Maring-Hunt Library, looking for human brains to satisfy their never-ending hunger. They ran through hallways in hordes, clawed doors down and took chunks of meat out of the living.
A push for inclusivity prompted the Latino Student Union to consider changing their name from Latino to Latinx.
To aspire is to want to achieve something. That's exactly what senior fashion merchandising major Logan Maul had in mind when Ladies with Aspirations became a thought.
Rain chance is going to linger on Thursday-Saturday morning and cooler temperatures will return.
The long-standing men's volleyball house caught fire Wednesday morning, but no one was injured and the damage was contained to the kitchen.
When in need of some relaxation or a temporary escape from reality, some Botsford/Swinford residents turn to Book Club.
Ball State did a lot of work on campus this summer to improve its energy efficiency, and the university's work on its current project is nearing completion.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A federal appeals court on Monday dismissed as "nightmare speculation" Indiana Gov. Mike Pence's fears that Syrian refugees could commit acts of terror, siding with a judge who blocked Pence's order seeking to prevent agencies from helping resettle the immigrants in the state.
There was an atmosphere of apprehension and disappointment as students gathered in the Park Hall lobby Oct. 4 to watch the first and only vice presidential debate between Indiana Governor Mike Pence and Senator Tim Kaine.
“If you have a curmudgeon for a friend, bring them for some laughs,” said Mark Pike, the CCH senior minister.
Drops in arrests and disciplinary referrals for alcohol were listed in the annual campus security report, which the Clery Act mandates be released each year.
Warm conditions continue this week. Isolated showers for Wednesday. Cool temperatures will return this weekend.
Lobbying as a whole is generally looked at in a negative way. The reality is that lobbying is crucial for Ball State and similar universities across the country to function.
The Muslim Student Association is undergoing some major revitalization after being founded 17 years ago.
Temperatures will be in the lower 80's to close out the week before cooler temperatures arrive for Saturday and Sunday.
Nothing is really free in life – including graduation.
Instead of celebrating Christopher Columbus, some cities across the U.S. are beginning to celebrate the people he encountered, instead.
Warm temperatures to start the week with rain returning by the weekend!
