Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump and Indiana Governor Mike Pence spoke at a rally in Westfield, Indiana, tonight with speculation that Trump could name Pence as his vice president.
One 2016 Ball State graduate and former Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship recipient will be expanding his education as a graduate student in Japan.Justin Jovceski will be attending Tokogo Gakuegi University, a sister institution of Ball State University, as part of the MEXT Scholarship.
After two shootings this past week in Louisiana and Minnesota by police officers, a Black Lives Matter protest throughout the downtown Indianapolis streets on Saturday led around 600 people to the Indiana State House.
Since its launch in fall 2014, one major Muncie project has changed its name and is continuing to grow exponentially. Formerly referred to as Gearbox: Muncie, A Maker Hub, the makerspace project has changed its name to better fit its evolving brand, according to a press release.
Next semester, students will have the opportunity to hear from a series of guest lecturers about how to become successful in the music industry. Among the lecturers is Kevin Ray, a Ball State alumnus and bass player for the band Walk the Moon.
After two members of Ball State's Board of Trustees requested to resign in December, Governor Mike Pence announced one of his new appointments on July 7.
Delaware County will display its bison sculpture as part of Indiana’s Bison-tennial Public Art Project today.
SnOasis, Muncie's newest and only destination to get authentic Hawaiian shaved ice, opened toward the end of June on Tillotson Avenue across from Arby's.
On Tuesday, FBI Director James B. Comey said the bureau will not be recommending criminal charges for Hillary Clinton in regards to emails sent on personal systems during her time as Secretary of State.
While the 2016 presidential race has its major party nominees, a third Libertarian Party candidate has stepped up to say he's running too. Gary Johnson, former governor of New Mexico, businessman, triathlete and mountain climber, is trying to win over middle-of-the-road Democrats and Republicans, or anyone who isn't satisfied with either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
The Declaration of Independence, unanimously declared by the thirteen colonies, was adopted by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776 — something every American citizen should probably know.
Remember those old, bulky TVs that existed before flat-screens? With the new technology available today, they're a thing of the past, and students are wanting to get rid of them.
Indiana is one of the most lenient states when it comes to fireworks. At every state border and off of major interstate exits, large firework stores sit year-round and pop up in the summer due to the state's laws.
Scheumann Stadium will attract thousands tonight as drum and bugle corps take stage at 7 p.m. in the DCI Central Indiana show, presented by Woodwind & Brasswind.
For the third year, Muncie Downtown Development Partnership and the Muncie Parks Department are hosting Foodie Fridays.
One Ball State instructor, a recipient of the 2015 Excellence in Teaching Award, has completely redesigned her classroom and teaching style with hopes of better preparing students for the real world.
Indianapolis will soon be the "purrfect" location to go for coffee and cats.
The majority of mental health professionals believe firearm issues are greater among mentally ill people, yet new studies suggest these professionals may not posses the training and the ability to play a role in preventing firearm trauma themselves.
For many people, summer is all about working on a tan — but too much exposure can cause more danger than just a sunburn.
A former Ball State University professor of Information and Communication Sciences, Robert Yadon, has been arrested for possession of child pornography — making this the third arrest of a university employee in less than three months for similar charges.
