As the Cardinals get the first win of the season in conference play, they look for Coach Rife and his staff to lean on the leadership and veteran play of his upperclassmen players the rest of the way.
The Housing Fair takes place roughly every semester as this gives Muncie leasing companies the opportunity to show off their housing options to students.
This September has been the 5th driest on record but Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster is expecting some rain.
With a full bridge and plates, the fall occasion was an effective way to achieve the goals of the Bridge Dinner Committee.
This year's Cardinals squad opened their campaign this past weekend with a tournament at Illinois State where they earned a 3-4 record.
The candidates discussed various topics, but, most of the spotlight was on the seven people running for City Council.
Although the career fair takes place every semester, there was a new spin this time.
An explanation into what fall foliage is and when you can expect to see peak colors here in east-central Indiana.
Another dry weekend in the making.
Weather Forecaster Nate Marshall is expecting warm temperatures and cloudy skies.
Weather Forecaster Jack Van Meter is tracking warmer temperatures for the end of summer
A change to a fixture could ruffle a few feathers. Thankfully, Mitchell and Mullaney feel reactions from the in and around the nest have been positive.
Weather Forecaster Laura Fick has the details on the start to an unusually hot starting of autumn.
“This pantry is almost like a family to me, and it really helped me find my place here at Ball State.”
The Cardinals place first out of 13 teams, and they have two players in the top 10.
Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill is tracking a summery warm-up and the latest on our chances for rain in his full forecast.
Ball State organized several events including, a t-shirt sale, a pep rally, bingo and a tailgate before the Cardinals took on the Indiana State Sycamores.
Weather Forecaster Elia Stowers talks about a warm week moving into the first day of fall.
“We played together, we trusted each other and we got the job done” Clark said after the 2-1 win over the Billikens.
In front of a crowd of over 15,000 people, the Cardinals hit the field for the ‘Battle of the Blue Key Victory Bell’, a rivalry that dates back to 1924.
