Although both African-American and Native-American enrollment has dropped at Ball State, the number of Hispanic and Latino undergraduates enrolled at Ball State has more than doubled in five years. Undergraduate Hispanic enrollment has risen from 350 in 2008-09 to 562 in 2013-14 according to the Diversity Committee Report through recruitment and multiculturalism.
After a semester of designing, researching and visiting New York, a few students developed an interactive tour guide for the David Owsley Museum of Art.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory to follow Sunday's ice storm warning.
Ball State and Indiana Academy have been placed on a two-hour delay, according to an email from the university. Classes are scheduled to resume at 10 a.m. The shuttle service is expected to begin at 8:30 a.m.
The Indiana General Assembly is back in session for 2015. Here are some of the laws that senators and representatives have proposed that could impact Ball State students. Education Senate Bill 109- Education support What it says: Child support for education will not be required after the child turns 19. Why it matters: Students receiving money from child support to help with education may not get funding after they turn 19. Senate Bill 259- STEM program What it says: I-STEM Resource Network and the state would establish a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) associates degree program at five universities within the state. Why it matters: High school students would have the option to get an associate’s degree in a STEM related field at one of five universities before they graduate.
After 20 years of business, the Heorot Pub and Draught House will celebrate its anniversary tonight.
It was the day after Christmas when Ball State senior Jordan Cresgy was told The Locker Room was closing January 1.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama wants publicly funded community college available to all Americans, a sweeping, multibillion-dollar proposal that would make higher education as accessible as a high school diploma to boost weak U.S.
In less than a two-week span, two clothing stores closed their doors for business in the Muncie Mall. Both stores, targeting young teens and women, may be driven to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
At a train station in Paris Wednesday, a Ball State alumnus was evacuated from the station, unaware of what was going on, or why they were being evacuated.
After the recent cancelations of Burris Laboratory School, students question Ball State’s class cancellation policy, in the midst of subzero temperatures. At this time, there is no set, defined policy regarding class cancelations due to inclement weather. Classes will be held when “it is feasible to do so,” according to bsu.edu.
A new installment this semester will give students and faculty the opportunity to collaborate on an online storage system.
If you spotted a blue police box sitting in an open field next to the Bell Tower, you are not going crazy.
After last year’s record snowfalls, Ball State University and local businesses haven’t added much to their snow equipment.
Check out what students are saying about attending school in the snow
When three masked gunmen shot and killed 12 people at a Paris newspaper, a graduate student from France said they took away the freedom of press French people have. The French motto is “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” and Laura Valandro, the graduate student, said the gunmen targeted the freedom of French people to be able to publish what they want.
The Student Government Association's executive slate is looking forward to accomplishing as many of their platform points as they can this semester. Some of those points are set to be accomplished this week. The goal to start an on campus food pantry for students has become a reality as of Wednesday evening.
On Wednesday the Cardinal Kitchen, Ball State’s new student-oriented food pantry, opened at the Multicultural Center on campus.
President Paul Ferguson is expected to give his initial vision and long-term strategy for the university in a February speech to faculty and staff.
Since President Jo Ann Gora's retirement over the summer, a number of high-level Ball State University officials have come and gone; here is a round-up of the changing faces in Ball State’s administrative structure under President Paul W.
