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GALLERY: Women's Basketball vs. Bowling Green
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State Women's Basketball won vs Bowling Green on Feb. 14 in Worthen Arena. The game concluded with a score of 82-67. Cardinal Media encourages reader feedback and dialogue. Please react to this article and continue the discussion on social media. Powered by SNworks - Solutions by SN Media. Made with in .
GALLERY: Dance Marathon 2026
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State University hosts the Riley Dance Marathon was held in the Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Center Feb. 7 in Muncie, Indiana. Riley Dance Marathon 2026 at Ball State University raised over $250,000, and had many different groups including University Singers attended at the event to entertain the rest of the attendees of the event. Cardinal Media encourages reader feedback and dialogue.
Building a campus
When Chris Flook attended Ball State University in the early 2000s, he wasn’t able to see the bell tower out his classroom window, attend a performance at Sursa Hall or walk through the Foundational Science building. “[Campus] was ugly,” he said. “It [had] a utilitarian, mid-20th-century kind of look for everything.” Chris, who’s now a senior lecturer in the Department of Media on campus, has witnessed campus flourish.
Muncie community celebrates 48th Washington Street Festival
The annual Old Washington Street Festival was held on Sept. 13 and 14. The festival featured local vendors, musicians and tours of protected historic Washington Street homes. The festival stretched from Monroe Street to Hackley Street, with vendors lining the streets and music locations at all three intersections.
Labor Day protest held at Fallen Heroes Memorial Bridge
“What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!” was just one of the many chants protesters were chanting this Labor Day, demanding that the United States put workers over billionaires. This protest was held at Fallen Heroes Memorial Bridge in Muncie, Ind., to protest “billionaire takeover,” according to the Muncie Events website.
Labor Day protest held at Fallen Heroes Memorial Bridge
“What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!” was just one of the many chants protesters were chanting this Labor Day, demanding that the United States put workers over billionaires. This protest was held at Fallen Heroes Memorial Bridge in Muncie, Ind., to protest “billionaire takeover,” according to the Muncie Events website.
You aren’t any less yourself
Brenden Rowan is a third-year theater major and writes “In the Limelight” for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. The term “coming out” was originally used in the 20th century, referring to a young woman’s entrance into society, according to a research article by D. Travers Scott.
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