RECAP: Ball State baseball falls to No. 12 Louisville
By Staff Reports / February 19, 2017Ball State baseball lost its first game of the season Sunday.
Ball State baseball lost its first game of the season Sunday.
On a summer-like afternoon in February, the Ball State women’s tennis team got the chance to play outside at the Cardinal Creek Tennis courts as they beat IUPUI 7-0.
The Cardinals finished off the Wildcat Invitational in Arizona with a 6-4 loss to the Eagles.
No. 11 Ball State men's volleyball has lost consecutive matches for the first time all season.
Ball State bounced back after last week’s defeat with a 6-1 win over Evansville at Northwest YMCA Saturday.
Ball State baseball relied on strong bats last season, but small ball helped it beat Alabama State 3-2 Saturday.
Sophomore guard Tayler Persons scored a career-high 32 points in the Cardinals' OT win.
Four Cardinals scored more than 15 points in Ball State's 92-84 win.
Ball State softball finished the second day of play at the Wildcat Invitational, splitting a double header against Abilene Christian and North Dakota State. The Cardinals (3-6) worked their way out of a defensive pinch in the top of the fifth inning to allow Abilene Christian (1-4) only one run after having the bases loaded with no outs.
Brendan Surane led the Cardinals with 17 kills in Friday night's loss.
The Cardinals opened the 2017 season with a win against a ranked opponent.
Ball State softball opened the weekend up at the Wildcat Invitational with a double header against Drake and No. 10 Arizona.
Ball State men’s basketball travels to Mt. Pleasant for its second meeting with second-place Central Michigan Saturday.
To celebrate its achievements as one of the most active musical organizations in Delaware County for the past 29 years, America’s Hometown Band will perform a free concert at 4 p.m. Sunday in Emens Auditorium.
A beautiful week ahead with a lot of sunshine and minimal chances of rain!
The opening reception of the show is Feb. 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the School of Art Atrium Gallery, located in Art and Journalism Building Room 101.
Michael Hicks, the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State, published a study that concluded almost 88 percent of job losses in manufacturing is due to an increase in productivity.
The Cardinals haven't lost at home all season.
It all started with “fake news,” which should not even be called that because it is not news.
Rodney "Rod" Davis — a former icon in the Miller College of Business as a student, professor and administrator — died Monday at the age of 70.
