After a short stint at home, Ball State Gymnastics (8-4, 2-0 MAC) was back on the road to take on No. 11 Denver, No. 18 BYU and Bowling Green.
Rick Fox has managed to pull together a roster that not only seems to gel together well as a unit, have good communication, high class talent, and a great team environment. Echo Fox is finally winning games consistently, which is great, but what matters is that they aren’t just winning.
Ball State men’s volleyball needed to end the non-conference portion of its schedule on a high note. Mission accomplished.
After beating Xavier Musketeers in a close match on Friday (4-3), Ball State men’s tennis (5-1) beat IU Southeast in both matches this afternoon. Head coach Bill Richards said his team “did what they had to do.”
People in hula costumes, animal onesies and American flag gear jogged in place to stay warm as they listened to an opening speech outside the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
Ball State's fourth loss of 2017-18 followed a familiar pattern in its 80-76 loss to Ohio on Saturday afternoon.
Ball State didn't play particularly well in the first half and couldn't get any offense going in the second, which became one of its worst of the season.
It wasn’t your average day for area Boy Scouts on Friday.
Ball State men’s volleyball had an opportunity to earn a huge road win after overcoming a big deficit in the fourth set, but couldn’t capitalize on its momentum in the final game.
Ball State men’s tennis was on the road today as it faced Xavier. The Cardinals beat the Musketeers for their third straight win, 4-3. Head coach Bill Richards said it was an incredibly exciting college tennis match.
After battling years of addiction, the task of getting back on your feet can be daunting.
Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein has your weekend weather update as well as weather for Super Bowl Sunday and a winter storm system moving into the region next week.
Does society look at black history in its entirety, or does knowledge of it stop when we leave grade school?
Fresh, homegrown fruits and vegetables could soon be just a five-minute walk away from campus.
U.S. employers added a robust 200,000 jobs in January, and wages rose at the fastest pace in more than eight years, evidence of a consistently healthy job market.
