Last weekend, Muncie Animal Rescue Fund, or ARF, hosted Patio Pawlooza, a fundraiser event. It included multiple live bands food, and a live police K9 demonstration at this dog-friendly event.
Ball State Sororities packed the Quad with smiles and celebration for their new members.Watch one of the biggest Greek events of the year unfold!
Have you ever wanted to throw eggs at a fraternity? Alpha Tau Omega held their annual "Taus Get Yolked" event, charging students to throw eggs at their members. The event raised money for Mental Health America, a leading nonprofit assisting those with mental illness.
Meet the Greeks gives new students the opportunity to ask questions and interact with the Greek organizations on campus.
Following the Board of Trustee’s decision to remove John Schnatter’s name from the university, the Ethnic Theater Alliance (ETA), along with help from students, faculty and alumni, performed “Glory” from the movie “Selma” at Friday’s opening ceremony.
Behind a layer of synthetic rubber and paint, Jonathan Becker gains a greater understanding of himself and the world around him.
Pi Kappa Phi partnered with Best Buddies to host its second annual War of the Roses to raise money for The Ability Experience, the fraternities’ philanthropy group.
Love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day is here, and it can be very stressful or very enjoyable depending on how you spend it.
People in hula costumes, animal onesies and American flag gear jogged in place to stay warm as they listened to an opening speech outside the L.A. Pittenger Student Center.
The first Ikea in Indiana, and the closest Swedish superstore to campus, will open next week.
Cowboys and cowgirls showed off their riding, wrestling, and lassoing skills at the annual Delaware County Fair Rodeo on July 22.
Laughter Yoga focuses on breathing and childlike play motions to help lower stress and boost energy.
There was a line out the door at the Muncie Animal Shelter on June 23 as people waited to see dogs and cats up for adoption.
The Cadillac Barbie Parade was held on June 10 as part of the annual Circle City IN Pride Week.
The LaFollette Complex began coming down on June 7 with the demolition of the north section of the northeast tower. The $3.4 million demolition project started June 1 and will continue through August 10.
The 14th annual Indianapolis Colts Fan Fest came to Morrow's Meadow in Yorktown on June 6. Colts players Adam Vinatieri and Robert Turbin along with Colts cheerleaders came for signings. The event had free live music, Colts giveaways, Play 60 Zone with inflatable games, mobile Colts Pro Shop, and the Experience Colts In Motion travelling museum.
The first Foodie Friday was held at Canan Commons downtown on June 2.
Geoffrey S. Mearns began his first day as Ball State's 17th president with a tour through campus led by student tour guides, Diamonds Holsey and Jonathan Wallisch.
