A Ball State University student was released from Ball Memorial Hospital Friday after being attacked on Thursday morning.
Twenty-three-year-old Kyle Evans was transported to the hospital early Thursday morning, where he was treated for cuts and bruises on his head.
University police found Evans after responding to a call from 615 N. Dill St., at about 3:30 a.m. Thursday, according to the police report.
According to the report, Evans was attacked as he was walking home from the Village on North Dill Street.
The Muncie and university police departments are investigating the attack, although there were no witnesses to the event.
Tony Proudfoot, associate vice president for marketing and communications, said Ball State’s emergency notification system was not used to alert students of the attack because it happened off campus.
“All students are adults and we should all be aware that there are dangers out there,” he added. “We should make good safety decisions.”





"To Protect and Serve". A nice slogan, and both are great ideals! Thank you for bringing them. However, protecting by capturing known criminals is not the same as being your personal bodyguards.
The Police Department was NOT established to keep you safe. It was established to capture suspects and convicted criminals.What about "To protect and serve"?
The Police Department was NOT established to keep you safe. It was established to capture suspects and convicted criminals.You must keep yourself. I feel terrible for you Kyle. Sorry someone wasn't there to help.
The original articles put out state that the student was intoxicated. On his way home he was jumped.The fact that this took place in the Village, which is connecting to campus, should make this relevent to students since this is where most students without transportation are going to go for drinks, food, or shopping. This also contains a BSFCU where most student workers are probably going to go to grab money from ATMs. Anything that happens in the village should be just as important and reported to students as something that would happen on campus.