Indiana universities legally can delete public records because of lack of retention laws
By Kara Berg / December 15, 2016Ball State does not have a policy to ensure that many forms of public records, including emails, are not destroyed.
Ball State does not have a policy to ensure that many forms of public records, including emails, are not destroyed.
The Board of Trustees will hold their last set of meetings for the year Dec. 16.
People are still talking about the Sandy Hook commercial, but not completely for the right reasons.
Wearing a dress to class in December may sound like an odd choice in wardrobe as snow drifts in the air.
Foodie Friday was started in fall 2015 and features a unique dish that is cooked in front of students, such as creamy pumpkin pasta or pulled pork nachos. Chef Stepfanie Miller started at Ball State’s Quiznos in 2012 before becoming the chef at Elliott.
The Summit executive slate is halfway through their tenure as Student Government Association leaders.
Christmas Eve is a time when children anxiously await the sound of hooves on their rooftops and the jingle of sleigh bells, their Christmas tree brightly lit, a beacon telling Santa “place my gifts here.”
The Student Government Association started making preparations for the spring executive board elections in its last meeting of the semester Dec. 7.
Currently, Ball State has over 21,000 undergraduates enrolled and only seven full-time therapists students can make appointments with.
The fifth floor of the Woody/Shales Hall in LaFollette Complex is getting closer and closer to looking like a ghost town.
Fake news has blown up during this election season, and the fight against it just keeps growing.
'Tis the season to participate in holiday festivities and purchase a masterpiece form the Knitting and Crocheting Club.
Your Snapchat account may not be as private as you think it is.
Although much of Ball State’s student population celebrates Christmas, this is not true for everyone as .
For many students, bitter cold mornings were made sweeter by the sugary taste of a Concannon’s donut; however, this won’t be the case anymore.
It was a regular, chilly Monday afternoon when traffic came to a standstill at the Scramble Light. Community leaders, students and Muncie locals came together in a wave of support for Standing Rock Sioux Nation in North Dakota, marching and chanting through the Quad, the Scramble Light, and ending at the University Green.
On Dec. 5, The Boys & Girls Club of Muncie announced that Micah Maxwell, the executive director, resigned from his position.
Hard hats and potholes no longer occupy Neely Avenue.
For many college students, cable isn’t an option, so they have to rely on Netflix to satiate their television needs. However, Netflix just isn’t enough for two Ball State students.
Dry-erase walls, a sewing machine and a Smart Board are just a few features in the new makerspace for early and elementary education majors.
