FISC Fashion pop-up
By Abby Urban / October 28, 2024Students work to gather clothes for the Fashion pop-up.
Students work to gather clothes for the Fashion pop-up.
The Christian Campus House hosts a free event every Friday from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. where they serve free pancakes to every person who attends.
Weather Forecaster Jay Lesyk is tracking gusty winds tomorrow followed by a late week cooldown.
The Muncie Burris Owls claimed a sectional title to keep repeat hopes alive.
Neighborhood Association partners with law enforcement to build connections in the community.
Students at Ball State showed off their LEGO-building skills inside Northwest Hall.
Weather forecaster Grace Jackson is tracking wind and sunshine with cooler temperatures on the way.
Here are the Delaware County Athlete of the Week nominees from Monday, Oct. 21 to Saturday, Oct. 26.
Fourth-year media major Tommy West’s music production became an outlet for his trauma.
The Dukes remained undefeated in conference play by handing the Cardinals a senior day defeat.
The dark comedy “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again,” is onstage at Strother Theater.
Just as he saw it play in his head, sophomore kicker Jackson Courville parted the uprights for a Ball State field goal. His kick made it 25-23, securing a Ball State win over their Mid-American Conference (MAC) rival Northern Illinois University.
It was another classic MAC-tion finish as the Cardinals beat the Huskies for the third straight year.
While the Delta Eagles and Wes-Del Warriors hade different results in their opening sectional games, players and coaches both agree on what it feels like to play under Friday night lights.
The university welcomes all Cardinals - past, present and future - to celebrate the 85th annual Homecoming Week.
In what was called a “must-win” by players and staff, Jenna Wyckoff and Emma van Hal came up clutch for Ball State as the Cardinals defeated Ohio in overtime.
Ball State fell to Northern Illinois to continue the Cardinals' five-game losing skid.
Golf is a sport known for its elegance and precision, but it doesn’t have to be expensive. One smart way to enjoy the game without breaking the bank is by opting for used golf balls.
The candidates enforced their stances on key issues, including education, the economy and abortion.
After 157 years of print circulation, the Indiana Daily Student will no longer be found on newsstands beginning this spring semester.
