With one year under their belt as at-home-entrepreneurs, Ball State alumnus Andy Shears and his wife Amy have decided to relocate to a larger retail and studio space in Downtown Muncie.
Ball State football is about a week away from its Aug. 30 home opener against Central Connecticut State. After a disappointing 2-10 (0-8 MAC) 2017 season, the Cardinals are itching to get back on the field to show the rest of the Mid-American Conference last year was not true Ball State football.
Originally started in 1974, the women's golf program took a hiatus starting in 1982, and was reintroduced in 2000.
From the take over of Muncie Community Schools, to a series of community forums and campus visits, President Geoffrey Mearns has spent his first year in office trying to get to know the communities he joined.
After the Ball State Board of Trustees voted to remove John Schnatter's name from the university Thursday, Student Government Association (SGA) and Black Student Association (BSA) will host a forum to discuss diversity, inclusivity and racial relations at Ball State.
Ball State has a new director of disability services.
Classes are back in session at Ball State, which means Cardinal sports are underway.
Hosted every Saturday night of the academic year, Late Nite offers students a variety of activities and food as part of the “best party on campus.”
The College of Communication, Information, and Media (CCIM) was founded in 1996, bringing together a wide range of topics under one college.
Ball State Women’s Volleyball looks to have a promising season after a dominating 3-0 exhibition win Friday against the University of Indianapolis.
Jim Davis was born in 1945 in Marion, Indiana. There, he grew up on a farm where the barn contained nearly 25 cats at one time, according to the Garfield website.
Ben Botts grew up attending countless Ball State basketball games as a season ticket holder, but the former Muncie Central star never had a chance to be a part of the team. Until now.
Growing up in St. Louis, cheering on the Cardinals is nothing new for Beth Goetz, Ball State’s new athletic director.
While eager freshmen wheel suitcases and lug furniture up to their new home for the semester, it’s not uncommon to picture what the future may hold for them at Ball State.
When first built in 1934, the Multicultural Center was a two-story residential structure, however, its purpose morphed in the early 1970s to “respond to the requests of African-American students who wanted a place of solidarity and support on campus,” according to the center’s about page.
In an 11-minute meeting Thursday, the Ball State Board of Trustees decided to remove Schnatter’s name from the university, passing the resolution 8-1.
Swartz competed in volleyball with the USA Team as part of the FISU America Games in Sao Paulo, Brazil. While off the court, he visited a juvenile center and an orphanage.
Four days before classes officially began, the university sent out a campus-wide Public Safety Advisory email after a sexual assault was reported in the 1100 block of W. Riverside Ave.
The Art and Journalism Building, or AJ to most students, was complete in 2001, along with Shafer Tower and Scheumann Stadium.
In 1968, Franklin was pictured on the cover of Time magazine and had more than 10 Top 20 hits in 1967 and 1968.
