News Last Updated 5 hours ago Representative Greg Pence speaks in his office in Muncie April 25, 2019. Pence serves on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs in the 116th Congress, according to his website. Scott Fleener, DN Rep. Greg Pence opens office in Muncie By John Lynch and Charles Melton The congressman from Indiana's 6th congressional district has set up shop here in Muncie.
News Last Updated 5 hours ago Rep. Greg Pence opens office in Muncie By John Lynch and Charles Melton
News Last Updated 11 hours ago Study in firearm violence hints that schools aren't fully secure against shooters.
Communities Last Updated 8 hours ago Artists create, serve community at PlySpace By Pauleina Brunnemer While the word “ply” typically relates to things like ply-wood and two-ply toilet paper, in the Muncie community, it’s associated with an organization — PlySpace.
News Last Updated 11 hours ago Study in firearm violence hints that schools aren't fully secure against shooters. By Charles Melton The start of the 21st century has seen a rise in death or injury due to mass school shootings, according to a report from ScienceDaily. The National Center for Education Statistics shows more schools have also implemented security and safety measures.
News Last Updated 13 hours ago Indiana has the second-highest child abuse rates in the country. By Taylor Smith She said she was 9 years old when her father began physically and verbally abusing her and her siblings.
Sports Last Updated 13 hours ago IndyCar hoping debris deflector helps protect drivers By Associated Press Will Power got his first real glimpse at IndyCar's new debris deflector Wednesday. He is still getting used to the small piece on the front of his race car.
Sports 4/24/2019, 11:46pm Ball State English professor Kathryn Gardiner grew her mind, body through martial arts By Jack Williams Some days are good. Some days are bad. For assistant professor of english Kathryn Gardiner, things could be worse. Like getting punched in the face worse.
News 4/24/2019, 7:40pm SGA nominates senators, cabinet members and justices By Charles Melton Not much room was left in the gallery, as it was filled with potential additions to the Student Government Association (SGA).
communities 4/24/2019, 3:00pm Ball State students help individuals with special needs during summer camp By Kiera Helm Summer is meant for days on the lake, roasting marshmallows over bonfires for s’mores and hiking through the woods trying to avoid poison ivy.
Sports 4/24/2019, 11:04am NCAA: Replay official can overturn close targeting calls By Associated Press The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel adjusted the targeting rule in college football, allowing video review officials to overturn calls if any element of the penalty cannot be confirmed.
Baseball 4/24/2019, 10:02am Ball State Baseball in good place after loss to Indiana By Zach Piatt Just 14 pitches into the game, sophomore Drey Jameson punched out Indiana’s (28-13, 9-3 Big 10) first three batters. It was a favorable start for Ball State (25-15, 9-4 MAC), especially after giving up four runs in the first inning of the Cardinals’ 14-3 loss to the Hoosiers just a week prior. Tuesday, despite ending in a 9-3 loss, was a bounce-back game for the Cardinals.
Baseball 4/23/2019, 9:43pm Peters' pitching boosts Burris Baseball over Muncie Central By Connor Smith senior pitcher Zach Peters complete game propelled the Owls over Muncie Central, 3-1, at First Merchants Ballpark Tuesday
News 4/23/2019, 1:15pm Ball State appoints associate vice president and chief budget officer By Staff Reports Interim Associate Vice President for budgets and finance and Assistant Treasurer Scott Stachler will now serve as associate vice president and chief budget officer for Ball State, according to a faculty-wide email sent out by Sue Moore, chief strategy officer.
Communities 4/15/2019, 12:00pm Student artists share work, network through annual Young Artist Exhibition By Emma Legg For Burris Laboratory School senior MyKel Ivy, creating art makes her feel amazing.
Communities 4/12/2019, 3:00pm The scoop on downtown Muncie's ice cream parlor, The Barking Cow By Pauleina Brunnemer With images of downtown Muncie in 1915 hanging on the walls, customers have the opportunity to step into a miniature Muncie museum at The Barking Cow of Muncie.
Study in firearm violence hints that schools aren't fully secure against shooters. News Last Updated 11 hours ago By Charles Melton The start of the 21st century has seen a rise in death or injury due to mass school shootings, according to a report from ScienceDaily. The National Center for Education Statistics shows more schools have also implemented security and safety measures.
Unclear: Campus crime experts question Clery Act's effectiveness crime 11/8/2018, 3:00pm By Allie Kirkman After nearly 30 years of reporting, experts are mixed on the measurable effectiveness of the law.
IndyCar hoping debris deflector helps protect drivers Sports Last Updated 13 hours ago By Associated Press Will Power got his first real glimpse at IndyCar's new debris deflector Wednesday. He is still getting used to the small piece on the front of his race car.
Letter from the Editor: Moving beyond the headlines opinion 4/18/2019, 10:00am By Brooke Kemp Through The Partnership Project, The Daily News hopes to expand the community's understanding of its school district. The connection between the Ball State and Muncie communities goes beyond proximity.
Artists create, serve community at PlySpace Communities Last Updated 8 hours ago By Pauleina Brunnemer While the word “ply” typically relates to things like ply-wood and two-ply toilet paper, in the Muncie community, it’s associated with an organization — PlySpace.
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