In light of Monday night’s pause on all social events for the 13 fraternities on the Interfraternity Council, one caucus within the Student Government Association wants to be sure students attending house parties stay safe.
‘Instrument of War’ is an emotional rollercoaster that brings a rare hopeful story to the war film genre. Despite a couple of head-scratching deus ex machina moments, it’s a wonderful true story that proves that where there’s a will, there’s always a way.
A great execution of a play-to-film adaptation, ‘The Drawer Boy’ is a quaint film that nonetheless packs no shortage of emotional power. It impresses through simple storytelling coupled with incredible performances from its three main actors.
Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley has a midday update on the potential for the first frost of the season and what you can expect for the remainder of the week.
Head coach Mike Neu says he doesn’t know who’s starting at quarterback in Ball State football’s Thursday night game against Toledo.
Ball State soccer will look to find its offensive groove Thursday at Miami in the final regular season game of the season.
Found at 1911 N Granville Avenue in Muncie, the headquarters of Scarevania scream Halloween year round.
Halloween is officially a week away, and Ball State has several spooky themed events to help students get into the Halloween spirit.
Ball State men’s swim and dive team have one more intersquad meet before the season starts on Nov. 11 against Tiffin University.
Destiny Washington, Frannie Frazier and Moriah Monaco have implemented some changes to the Ball State women's basketball team as the returning senior leaders.
Junior Drake Spangler first knew he had a passion for safety in the seventh grade, when he started developing relationships with Rockville police officers around his school.
Initial reactions from head coach James Whitford and team leaders Jeremie Tyler, Francis Kiapway and Tayler Persons addressed the media on Ball State basketball's media day.
I’m taking pictures of Homecoming on a Saturday morning, and I see these two grown women dressed up with a mustache and a sombrero. They are walking with a group of girls, possibly between the ages of 8 and 9. These little girls are wearing sombreros too.
The fence is 200 feet away, grass green and dirt a grayish brown from the rain that came down earlier. A man on a riding lawn mower does his work on the baseball field behind me. I’m sure he’s wondering what a girl is doing sitting in an empty dugout of a recreation softball field on a Monday afternoon.
Cooler temperatures to continue, rain also in the forecast!
