Senior goalkeeper Alyssa Heintschel sealed Ball State soccer’s 2-1 victory at Bowling Green in the 85th minute, when she outstretched her gloves for a diving save at the upper left corner of the net.
It was 1952 the last time a standing president or vice president visited Anderson. That 65-year drought ended Friday as Vice President Mike Pence visited the city to speak about tax reform and health care.
Scoring a touchdown seems simple — cross the goal line with the football and get six points.
Today marks the re-release of the second generation of Pokémon games, Pokémon Silver andPokémon Gold on the 3DS virtual console. Generation Two tops many Pokémon fan’s best generations list, and there is little wonder why: It’s a whole new place with a brand new attitude. The region is massive, the gameplay vastly improved from the first generation, and most importantly, new Pokémon!
When Tyler Hostetler’s older sister Allison was diagnosed with a brain tumor in eighth grade, he was introduced to Riley Children’s Hospital – a first impression he’ll never forget.
Ball State cross country will travel to Miami this weekend to compete in the Redhawk Rumble as its full roster will make return to action.
Over 400 runners and walkers will take over Ball State’s campus for Dance Marathon’s annual FT5K Sunday.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration on Friday scrapped Obama-era guidance on investigating campus sexual assault, replacing it with new instructions that allow universities to require higher standards of evidence when handling complaints.
Obviously, “Morty’s Mind Blowers” does absolutely nothing to propel the story of this season, and after it was just starting to pick up the pace last week, that might be disappointing for some people.
Weather forecaster Steven Diana has your update on the continuation of the very warm temperatures.
Dr. Kiesha Warren-Gordon, an associate professor of criminal justice and criminology in her ninth year at Ball State, was granted a faculty fellowship to launch a new course — Human Services in Criminal Justice.
Even the Rolling Stones know about 2017 Diversity Symposium keynote speaker Angela Davis — they wrote “Sweet Black Angel” about her.
The student-run Cave Theatre is starting its season Sept. 26 with "Crooked," a play that discusses mental health.
Considering that Japan is so overly romanticized by Westerners, the idea that anyone could see Japan as anything less than a utopia of anime merchandise and cute maids may seem radical, but no place on Earth is devoid of issues and complexities.
Ball State soccer opens up its conference schedule with a two-game road trip this weekend to face a pair of Mid-American Conference opponents in Bowling Green and Toledo.
In this week's edition: Hurricane Maria, Miss Illinois, Explaining the heat in Indiana
Many listeners anticipated new releases from the janglers, but instead Rankin and company spent their time in vans and onstage.
Weather Forecaster Joe Strus has your update on the above average temperatures and how long they will last.
Dirt was flying on the work site for the new College of Health Professions Building as its groundbreaking ceremony commenced.
