Art, performances kick off Women's History Month
March 4, 2010The second annual Women of Arts event titled "I'm Every Woman" kicked off Ball State University's celebration of Women's History Month with performances from singers, dancers and poets.
The second annual Women of Arts event titled "I'm Every Woman" kicked off Ball State University's celebration of Women's History Month with performances from singers, dancers and poets.
University Treasurer Randy Howard assured the Salary and Benefits Committee on Wednesday that there won't be any salary cuts or changes to retirement plans for faculty.
Sigma Nu fraternity raised $3,100 for Big Brothers Big Sisters at it's ninth annual Miss Greek Pageant, topping the previous record by $900.
Sororities, fraternities and other campus organizations enjoyed childhood throwbacks during Alpha Omicron Pi's dodgeball tournament to raise money for arthritis and dystonia patients.
In a matter of days, the Ball State University Snowboarding and Ski Club, with help from another company, constructed an embankment of snow for its inaugural Rail Jam.
The Ball State University Fashion Merchandising Association hosted a dress drive called Cinderella's Closet Saturday afternoon.
Annie Porter, 87, said she was thankful to Ball State University students for clearing off her sidewalk and trimming a tree in her front yard during Student Government Association's Make an Impact Day
The L.A Pittenger Student Center was filled with life last night and early this morning as students, families and others came together to support the Riley Hospital for Children at Ball State University's Dance Marathon.
Sigma Nu sorority is hosting its Miss Greek pageant Saturday at 7 p.m. in Pruis Hal.
The 2010 Homecoming Steering Committee has been announced, and the list is available from the Alumni Association Web site.
Alpha Omicron Pi will host their third annual Dodgeball Tournament Saturday at Northside Middle School.
Though the lecture is over, the conversation about military members and life on campus is not.
One thing freshmen Tashina Finkton and Crystal Franks worry about these days is getting heart problems as an adult.
The Delaware County Council is facing a $1.7 million budget shortage due to property tax caps, and they are looking to Ball State University experts for some input on how to save costs.
Diversity issues such as terrorism in Uganda, an Iraqi refugee family in Indianapolis and an interactive Muncie map for iPhones are some of the topics that will be presented at a student symposium today.
Student senators appointed Student Connection as the 2010-2011 slate with a vote of 37-2 during Wednesday's Student Government Association meeting.
ndependent filmmaker Morgan D. Mead had great success last year with his film "My Name is Jerry," which won various awards and honors on the film festival circuit and received widespread praise.
With a new interim director and plans to open a park in the center of Muncie, members of Muncie Downtown Development looked optimistic to take the next steps in revitalizing the city
Muncie may have lost its bid to have areas of the city certified by the state as a Cultural District, but the Muncie community has not lost its hope for next year.
Almost 300 people were sitting in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Ballroom on Wednesday afternoon, and only one asked a question after university treasurer Randy Howard briefed the crowd on the budget situation.
