Ted Cruz had a special message for Ball State graduates yesterday. When Cruz visited Indianapolis to campaign before the May 3 primary, he took a moment to congratulate Ball State seniors on their graduation. Derek Hugo, a senior accounting major at Ball State, filmed the video message with himself standing next to Cruz. Did you know that you can do early, in-person voting in Indiana?
The Indiana Recycling Coalition has launched a major effort to cut food waste across the state, while colleges and universities including Ball State work to recycle food that would otherwise be discarded. “Now is clearly the right time to work on food waste reduction in Indiana,” said Carey Hamilton, executive director of the Indiana Recycling Coalition.
Some students are still surprised to know that skateboarding is prohibited on campus, even though there are signs all across campus, and it's stated within the student handbook and by the Ball State University Department of Public Safety.
Every four and a half minutes, a baby is born with a birth defect in the United States. That means nearly 120,000 babies are affected by birth defects each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Thursday has brought thunderstorm conditions early this morning, but how long are the showers going to stick around? Clearing conditions will also return for finals week to help raise moral!
Weather Forecaster Kalie Pluchel has all your updates on all the upcoming rain the rest of this week and into the weekend.
City Hall has decided Muncie needs better public transportation options, and they held a meeting to figure out what to do about it. A panel of community members spoke on April 26 to discuss the current state of mass transit in Muncie and what they would like to see in the future.
A recent wave of vandalism was the last straw for a Village business owner.
Faculty and staff are now being required to have a PIN number, or passcode, on their phone if they want to access their Ball State email on the device.
LinkedIn has a developed a new app dedicated to helping students land their first job out of college, which may be helpful to students who are graduating and on the job search.
Weather Forecaster Ethan Rosuck is here with the final Wednesday Mid-Day forecast of the semester. Rain is coming to Muncie!
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Clinton left Bernie Sanders in need of a miracle of miracles. Donald Trump declared himself the presumptive Republican nominee, a presumptuous label but one he might grow into sooner than expected if he can pull off more primaries like the latest round. Tuesday was very good to the presidential front-runners.
When Darren Sible first saw his future house, he knew he wanted to sign the lease. It had hardwood floors, just the right amount of bedrooms and a lot of character.
With a month of winter left, about 171 homeless people in Delaware County are seeking shelter, according to the 2016 National Point in Time Count. This number is up from the 2015 count of 152.
Not even the rain was strong enough to stop students from putting on safety goggles and helmets and picking up a hammer to smash rocks with the Ball State Geological Society.
Rain and thunderstorms will be evident almost everyday within the next 7 days.
A collision at the intersection of Neely and McKinley avenues did not result in any injuries, according to officers on the scene.
As college-aged Millennials meet their requirements to graduate in May, choosing their next place to live – if they’re not staying in Muncie – is probably on their to-do list. Ball State University urban planning professor Scott Truex said, “Young people are choosing places to live vs.
Although dining has signs posted, warning about plainclothes policemen and cameras in the halls, dining services says there are still theft issues.
Emma Barkley* doesn’t remember anything about the night of her rape. It happened on New Year's Eve when she was out with a large group of friends and acquaintances. Barkley knew she was supposed to go to work the next morning, and she wanted to leave.
