With the summer gone and the school year in full swing, we all hunker down for colder days to come. But as the leaves change and we pull on our flannels, we should get excited for Autumn. Here are the five things we should all be excited for.
A Muncie woman was arrested on Tuesday after police say she was dealing methamphetamine and stealing from various stores.
Weather forecaster Nathan Gidley has a midday update on a very dynamic forecast over the next seven days.
While Stitch ‘n Bitch was brought to Muncie in 2014, the gathering that takes place at 3 p.m. every Sunday at The Cup resembles knitting groups that gathered over 70 years ago.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy demanded Wednesday that the leader of Catalonia clarify whether he has declared the region’s independence, issuing a veiled threat that the central government could limit or rescind Catalan autonomy if he has.
They waited years to speak, but two of Hollywood’s most powerful women might have helped seal the fate of Harvey Weinstein.
President Geoffrey S. Mearns will join panelists at Cornerstone Center for the Arts Thursday to discuss economic development in Muncie.
The Ball State English Department’s annual Practical Criticism Midwest conferences will be held this Saturday and will have panels open to undergraduates and the public for the first time.
Meet the weather forecasters of NewsLink Indiana. Check out their forecasts everyday right here on the Ball State Daily and on Twitter @NLI_Weather.
Students on the north side of campus might run into President Geoffrey S. Mearns on Thursday.
Ball State soccer’s six-game unbeaten streak was snapped Sunday in a 3-2 loss against Northern Illinois after the Huskies mounted a comeback late in the second half and overtime, handing Ball State its first Mid-American Conference loss of the season.
Ball State women's golf was lead by sophomore Manon Tounalom today, as she carried the Cardinals through the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational.
Ball State’s three-game losing streak hasn’t been kind to Jack Milas.
How, then, does one create a mold-breaking social issue film? Indiana filmmaker Andrew Davis’s feature length debut, Indiana, has plotted what may be that mold-breaking approach to the social issue film.
Last time on Animation A-Team, we gave our initial thoughts on Neo Yokio, the new American produced anime that’s taking the Internet by storm. Now that we’ve seen it, what do we think?
After roughly 58 people died and around 500 people were injured from Sunday night’s Las Vegas shooting, Netflix and Marvel decided to not show The Punisher at the New York Comic Con.
