Sophomore Mariya Polishchuk goes for the ball in the women's tennis MAC Champtionship match against Toledo May 1 at Cardinal Creek Tennis Courts. Amber Pietz, DN

Cardinals roll to 6-1 win over Youngstown State

The Ball State women’s tennis team is coming back to Muncie after picking two wins in northeast Ohio. The first came in a 5-2 win against Cleveland State, and the second came on Feb. 11 over Youngstown State. Head coach Max Norris wanted to switch the lineups around for the match today and wanted to see more production out of doubles. He got exactly that. 




SPORTS

Ball State Cheer back at nationals

“When the kids go off the mat and they have that feeling of wow, we did a really good job and they’re so excited, that’s the best part and that’s what we kept talking about,” Richards said. 



NEWS

BSA’s my black hair

“We wanted everyone to know that we can let you know how to take care of your hair, how to manage and also the best styles to deal with black hair,” Jackson said.



The Ball State Women's Basketball team celebrates from the sideline during a game against Northern Illinois Feb. 1 at Worthen Arena. Brandon Dean, DN
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Cardinals fly past eagles on the road

On Feb. 4 against Kent State, Ball State Women’s Basketball had 29 points in only 10 minutes, or you can say one quarter. On Feb. 8 against Eastern Michigan, Ball State Women’s Basketball had 28 points in 20 minutes, or you can say one half. 


Asian Student Union attendees engage in conversation at the Asian Student Union meeting Feb. 6 in the Multicultural Center. Christian Avila, first-year Ball State English education major, said having a support system has helped him cope with the negative aspects that come with being Asian-American at Ball State. Maya Kim, DN
NEWS

ASU speed friending game night

“This Union is a place where you can meet new people around campus with the same heritage and cultural background as you,” Avila said. “It helped me a lot this year to make new friends coming in as a freshman.”


NEWS

High hopes for affordable housing in Muncie

“We have worked hard to make this work,” said Ridenour. “It’s taking lots that we own that are not generating taxes and we’ll put homes on them, and we’re really excited about that investment into our neighborhoods that are so important to us.”







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