Ball State Athletics announces beer sales during football, basketball games
By Staff Reports / August 23, 2018Cardinal fans looking to attend the first home Ball State football game can enjoy a beer while sitting in the stands.
Cardinal fans looking to attend the first home Ball State football game can enjoy a beer while sitting in the stands.
It's the first night of the last year of my time here at Ball State University. Tonight, I'm alone. I felt that that needed to happen, so I drove.
Starting off the season with a 2-1 win over Purdue Fort Wayne, Ball State Soccer (1-0, 0-0 MAC) is looking to continue their winning ways against Eastern Kentucky (1-1, 0-0 OVC).
When Linda Camp was in her 20s, she was frustrated with her childrens’ pediatrician, so she went to medical school. When she graduated, she went back and thanked her pediatrician for all of her hard work.
'Teen Titans Go! To the Movies' is a caped comedy that tries its’ hardest to stand alongside the rest of this summer’s tentpole features, and to an extent, it succeeds. While it’s still weighed down by the trappings of its’ source material and tonal issues, it’s great for kids who are still new to the superhero genre and their parents who long for a bit more in the entertainment they share with their kids. There’s still a lot of better choices out there, but you’ll have a good laugh or two with this one.
According to a flyer put out by transportation services, a new orange route has been added along with the usual red, green and blue routes.
“Our program continues to feel the pain of Zach’s loss,” Tyson Mathews said. “[It] heals slowly with time, but never vanishes.”
Bids to make a Muncie sector of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) were due to the city Wednesday morning.
Ball State Women’s Golf kick’s off their run towards the MAC championships with a total switch from last season. The Cardinals welcome five freshman to the team this season, making up the bulk of the roster.
‘Christopher Robin’ is a hard film to judge. It plays on nostalgia so well and perfectly brings The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh to life in a more modern setting. There are plenty of funny lines, great moments, and great characters to make the film a treat for those who grew up with Winnie the Pooh. But that doesn’t excuse the heavy-handed, sloppy delivery of a message that’s overdone in family films. It also doesn’t excuse the actual war flashbacks that happen in a movie with talking stuffed animals. Plus, if a child was brought to see the film, they’d be asleep before the movie even got good. It’s a solid watch, but maybe not the best film for the whole family.
After working as a politician and a school administrator, Benjamin Burris became Ball State’s third president.
Following a winning record of 19-11 last season, Ball State Women’s Volleyball looks to keep moving forward as the 2018 season begins.
One student was transported to the hospital Wednesday after a witness said she was hit by a car.
After a double overtime loss to Toledo in the 2017 Mid-American Conference tournament, the Cardinals return to the field with goals of winning the MAC championship and a first ever NCAA tournament bid.
There’s a difference between explaining what you want from a person and ripping someone’s work apart for the sake of doing so.
Evan Olinger recalls going through high school, surrounded by friends who thought he “would make a great history teacher” in the future.
What’s the cost of getting an education? At The Excel Center, an adult high school which officially opened Tuesday, the only price students pay to earn their Indiana Core 40 diploma is their lunch.
"We want you to be comfortable here. We want you to feel included here," Yvonne Thompson, director of the Muncie Human Rights Office, said to a room full of students in Cardinal Hall.
Before playing college basketball at Ball State and eventually moving on to the NBA, Bonzi Wells played for Muncie Central High School.
The Charles W. Brown Planetarium offers a new set of celestial shows each semester, including a few holiday themed events. While all of the showings are free to the public, children 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
