On Sunday afternoon, the David Owsley Museum of Art hosted a free community day, including a ribbon cutting ceremony and cultural performances to celebrate its expansions.
About 400 runners showed up to Chase Charlie at 8:30 am, said Jared Frick, a senior sports administration major and race co-director.
There's a way to get to the Fairbanks Airport, just don't ask your iPhone for help.
John Huffer, Ball State photo services coordinator, died Thursday after a heart attack earlier in the week. He was 54.
Ball State is spending $484,500 on developing a plan for the future of Ball State’s physical campus, according to Assistant Vice President of Business Affairs Bernie Hannon.
“Are you really happy?” was the question asked to students Thursday in Pruis Hall by Matt Faley, a director of young adult and Catholic college ministries for the Catholic Arch Diocese of Indianapolis.
University President Jo Ann Gora received a 3.5 percent pay raise at Tuesday’s Board of Trustees meeting.
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Saudi Arabian international students celebrated their 83rd National Day far from home.
Ball State will roll out a new marketing campaign, including TV spots featuring profiles of graduates beginning Saturday.
As construction in the Village begins, structural changes to the area’s sewer system may become a concern for the city.
The Student Government Association executive board is moving toward completion of the platform points promised during campaign season.
Amazon is refreshing its lineup of tablet computers with new devices called Kindle Fire HDX, which are significantly faster and lighter than the previous generation.
The Amelia T. Wood Health Center will have one less physician to serve students when director Kent Bullis leaves his position after Sept. 27 and his interim successor steps up.
Grandma Betty’s has teamed up with John Tom’s Barbecue to provide barbecue sauce for their daily pulled pork sandwiches in their new location.
With a few taps on their phones, students can register for classes, browse Ball State Twitters and check their schedules — all on one free, new app.
An exercise science research team at Ball State is collaborating with NASA to create a program to keep astronauts in better condition once in space.
