The stadium was originally known as Ball State Stadium before being renamed in 2005 to honor donors John and Janice Scheumann.
The 2007 renovations added a 15,000-square-foot locker room and modern training facilities.
The facility is integrated into the larger Ball State sports complex, which includes specialized practice fields for various outdoor sports.
The stadium design intentionally keeps the field level below grade to enhance the intimate atmosphere for fans.
Scheumann Stadium is the home field for the Ball State University Cardinals football team, located on the north side of the campus in Muncie, Indiana. The facility features a distinctive horseshoe-shaped bowl design that optimizes sightlines for spectators. It underwent a major $13 million renovation in 2007, which included the construction of the Paul B. Bell Football Building. The stadium surface uses synthetic turf, allowing for year-round utility beyond the college football season. It serves as a central hub for university athletics and community engagement in Delaware County. The seating capacity currently exceeds 22,500, accommodating large-scale athletic events. It is situated adjacent to the Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Center.
The south end zone entrance, which provides a clear view of the field and the prominent stadium signage.
Wear layers if attending late-season November games, as the open-air bowl can be subject to significant wind chill.
Park in the designated university lots adjacent to the stadium to avoid long walks from the main campus center.
Check the university athletic calendar to avoid traffic congestion during high-attendance rivalry matches.
Attempting to park in non-designated residential lots surrounding the stadium, which are frequently monitored and restricted.
Active primarily during the collegiate football season; facility access is restricted outside of game days and sanctioned university athletic events.
Standard collegiate sporting event conduct applies; no outside food or drink allowed; clear bag policies are strictly enforced.
