Two Cats, Damask closing Muncie may soon lose its culinary taste of the Mediterranean as Two Cats Café and Damask Café are set to close at the end of next week.
Fraternities spread messages of consent for Homecoming week It is common for a college town to be decked out in banners during Homecoming week, but this year, the messages on them say more than, “Go Cardinals!”
Students find mold in residence hall Since August, students living in Noyer Complex have been dealing with cases of mold.
Ball State Theta Chi chapter shut down by national board Ball State’s Theta Chi Fraternity was disbanded Wednesday morning after the organization’s national board of directors revoked the charter of the Ball State Delta Kappa chapter.
What's Left Behind Brownfields can cause areas to lose tax revenue, real estate value, and living quality.
Ball State student's family escapes Hurricane Florence Twice in his high school career, 6-foot-6 Kaleb Janness crammed into his family’s Kia Sorento, his three younger siblings and cocker spaniel mix, Cooper, in tow.
5 Village businesses now accepting Cardinal Cash Students can now pay for certain Village foods with just the swipe of their Ball State ID.
The Beneficence Pledge: A Cardinal promise All members of the Cardinal family, whether student, faculty or staff, adhere to a code that pledges to act in a socially responsible way and value the intrinsic worth of every member of the community — the Beneficence Pledge.
University Program Board: Bringing entertainment since 1953 University Program Board (UPB) was originally organized as a volunteer student organization in 1953.
Timothy Brown: Professional athlete, actor and singer Getting the opportunity to pursue a career on the gridiron or the big screen is a one in a million shot. Getting to pursue both seems nearly impossible, but one Ball State alumnus did just that.
Football 10/2/2019, 3:00pm Robert Schmidt wears several hats to help Ball State Football any way he can By Zach Piatt
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