news 4/4/2017, 5:01pm Sexual assault underreporting remains despite efforts By Allie Kirkman Nicole* knew him before and they both lived in the same residence hall at Southern Illinois University, where she attended undergrad.
campus 4/4/2017, 3:56pm Spectrum kicks off week of events with community collaboration By Mary Freda False lashes, contour and hairspray kicked off Spectrum’s Spring Week 2017.
campus 4/4/2017, 12:00pm AASA to host week of cultural events By Andrew Smith The Asian American Student Association "I Am Visible" week of events kicked off last Friday and will be continuing the rest of the week.
soccer 4/3/2017, 4:51pm Ball State soccer adds Indy Eleven player to coaching staff By Staff Reports Eamon Zayed will help coach the Cardinals in his "free time from his club obligations."
campus 4/3/2017, 3:00pm Provost's office discontinues Freshman Connections program By Evan Hatfield The Freshman Connections program sponsored a yearly Freshman Common Reader and an essay, as well as a visit by the author of the year's Common Reader.
news 4/3/2017, 1:04pm Ball State students produce global content at Vatican for World Water Week By Maggie Stolfa Four graduate students in the Center for Emerging Media Design and Developement master’s program spent three days helping Circle of Blue produce “WATERSHED: Replenishing Water Values for a Thirsty World,” hosted by Pope Francis at the Vatican during World Water Week 2017.
news 4/3/2017, 12:34pm First vote on Gorsuch nears with starkly opposing views By Associated Press A starkly divided Senate panel on Monday weighed President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, with Republicans casting Neil Gorsuch as a fiercely independent judge and Democrats complaining that his testimony "diluted with ambiguity" makes him the wrong choice.
news 4/1/2017, 2:41pm State fact finder rules in favor of Muncie Teachers Association By Max Lewis Muncie Community Schools and the Muncie Teachers Association have been in gridlock over contract negotiations for next school year since March.
administration 3/31/2017, 8:51pm Associate provost for diversity Charlene Alexander announces retirement from Ball State Charlene Alexander, associate provost for diversity and director of the Office of Institutional Diversity, announced her retirement at the Board of Trustees meeting today.
administration 3/31/2017, 8:44pm Board of Trustees approves new degrees, retiree benefits The Board of Trustees met this afternoon to approve recommendations proposed in committees.
muncie 3/31/2017, 5:23pm Kids at Delaware County courthouse have new furry friend to help reduce stress By Kara Berg Going to court is never easy for kids. But with the help of Frankie, a 21-month-old Black Labrador, Delaware County Court Appointed Special Advocates hopes to change that.
administration 3/31/2017, 1:58pm Interim President Terry King to retire in June By Staff Reports After 10 years at Ball State, Interim President Terry King is ready to retire.
campus 3/31/2017, 12:25pm SAT wants volunteers for annual 24 hours of service By Brynn Mechem The Ball State Student Action Team is hosting their annual 24 hours of service April 8 and 9.
administration 3/31/2017, 10:00am University Senate discusses affordable textbooks, Cooper renovations University Senate met for one of its last meetings of the school year Thursday as senators discussed some ongoing projects.
campus 3/30/2017, 12:00pm What does SGA do? By Max Lewis and Quetin Basnaw Like many other schools around the country, Ball State has a Student Government Association. “Student government is essentially your voice to the administration,” SGA President James Wells said.
crime 3/29/2017, 11:11pm Former Ball State student charged in November stabbing By Max Lewis A former Ball State student was charged this week in a stabbing that took place off-campus last November. Jacob Rabinowitz, 20, is being charged with battery by means of a deadly weapon. Rabinowitz was arrested a little after 1 a.m. Nov. 19 after he allegedly entered a home and stabbed a man in the chest, hitting one of his lungs.
campus 3/29/2017, 5:22pm BREAKING STEREOTYPES: I'm a part of ADA, but... By Allie Kirkman , Jake Helmen and Ryan Shank The Daily News decided to start this video series to showcase the different cultures of Ball State and break down the stereotypes that create barriers.
campus 3/29/2017, 3:00pm Advocates offer help to student survivors of sexual assault, violence, stalking By Devan Sticka Being a voice and resource for Ball State students who have been impacted by sexual assault, relationship violence or stalking isn't an easy job, but it's important to Allison Wynbissinger.
muncie 3/29/2017, 12:00pm Twitter account helps drivers report Muncie potholes By Mary Freda With contractors beginning to rebuild the Tillotson Avenue Bridge over the White River and White River Greenway, traffic is not the only thing concerning drivers — so is the increase in potholes.
administration 3/29/2017, 12:00pm Past Ball State interim president appointed to Indiana Commission for Higher Education A past interim president was appointed to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education last week.
Football 10/2/2019, 3:00pm Robert Schmidt wears several hats to help Ball State Football any way he can By Zach Piatt
Sports 10/3/2019, 10:33am Drew and Marie Plitt have helped each other grow at Ball State, just like in their childhood.
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