The splash of water resonates in the gym as players throw elbows to gain position on their guard in the pool. Helmets and a fluorescent yellow ball are the most visible things in Lewellen Pool as the water polo practice match begins.
Ball State women's basketball head coach Brady Sallee has signed a contract extension that will take his coaching career into the 2022 season.
The Lost Girls by Heather Young is the type of book where you tell yourself, "Oh, I'll go to bed after this, just one more chapter," and then you can't sleep because you can't stop thinking about it.
I pile as many dishes as I can on top of one another. My hands become covered with gravy, Frank’s Red Hot sauce and pancake syrup. I grab cups and coffee mugs that aren’t emptied yet and I feel apple juice, milk, and cold coffee on my fingertips.
It took over five minutes of action for Illinois-Springfield to even make a basket in Ball State's 92-42 exhibition victory.
Ball State gave fans a look at its rejuvenated roster in a 92-42 exhibition victory over Illinois-Springfield on Wednesday night.
Weather Forecaster Payton Domschke previews continuing rain chances and a weekend warm-up.
Since early September, the Department of Theatre and Dance has been rehearsing for its theatrical adaption of the novel "Pride and Prejudice," and at 7:30 p.m. Friday, the play will open in University Theatre.
In recent days, the Muncie Police Department Narcotics Unit has been investigating a large spike of heroin overdoses.
Ball State senior swim captain Zachary Toman was arrested last weekend on preliminary charges of public intoxication.
Over 100 students attended “Breaking the Silence: Sexual Harassment,” a panel hosted by the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies Wednesday.
Ball State men's basketball was one of the schools that received votes in the preseason AP Top 25 poll.
A struggling Muncie neighborhood has been given a grant to help revitalize with the help of Ball State students.
Our nation is in trouble. Wildfires have ravaged our lands in the hills of California. Hurricanes have come knocking at our shores. Our capitol spins like a top every day as the investigation to possible Russian collusion continues. But here’s something that may surprise you; none of these are our nation’s most pressing issue.
After four years of work with many different art and media platforms, Jacinda Russell, associate professor of art at Ball State, will present her solo gallery titled "Autobiography in Water" from Nov. 2 to 11 in the Atrium Art Gallery.
Ball State looks to get a step ahead of the pack in the Mid-American Conference West division when it plays Toledo and Akron on Thursday and Saturday.
For some, the thought of sitting down and typing a five-page paper induces a sheer, sweat-dripping panic, for others the thought might induce a wide, bright grin, but what if a writer was tasked with writing a small novel in a single month?
