Long lines for testing labs move quickly
By Lauren Chapman / February 27, 2015Procrastination at its finest, Ball State students poured into testing labs on campus Friday afternoon before leaving for Spring Break.
Procrastination at its finest, Ball State students poured into testing labs on campus Friday afternoon before leaving for Spring Break.
Ball State University is now one step closer to being able to fire underperforming tenured faculty, following a vote Thursday by the University Senate.
Three years ago, when biology major Devante Gaines was a freshman, University Police Department sergeant Terrell Smith jokingly gave him a hard time about his game when he was playing basketball at the Rec.
With Spring Break coming up next week, students all across campus are preparing to pack their bags and travel.
At the end of his History 150 class each week, Yaron Ayalon stops lecturing to give 5-10 minute talks on various social issues and how students can improve themselves.
Despite setbacks, five public relations students are taking part in a national competition to raise awareness of homelessness. The competition is called the Bateman Case Study Competition, and is hosted by the Public Relations Student Society of America.
Atlas and their supporters gathered at the multicultural center Tuesday evening waiting for a call that could change their lives. President of Atlas Jack Hesser received a call just after 5:30 p.m.
At Atlas's watch party, Jack Hesser and Richu Aby receives the phone call that Atlas has won the SGA election. [View the story "Kara's video" on Storify]
Anchors: Tony Sandleben and Olivia McClellan
Check out live tweets and coverage from the SGA Elections announcement
Ball State’s chapter of the NAACP will host a panel discussion with University Police Department Wednesday afternoon.
On Monday night, the elections board issued a fine to Cardinal Direction for soliciting votes through electronic devices, according to a press release.
Students lined up in the freezing temperatures for four hours to get front row seats to hear Emmy Award-nominated actress Laverne Cox speak Monday in John R.
Reaching out and encouraging minority youth to pursue a career as an educator is one of the goals of a new Ball State student group, which met for the first time Thursday.
Voting for the 2015 Student Government Association election takes place Monday and Tuesday.
Check out the Daily News, NewsLink Indiana, and WCRD's coverage of the 2015 SGA elections. Voting opens on Monday Feb. 23 at 8 a.m.
A candidate in the SGA executive slate election has been removed from her post in the SGA Senate.
Ball State Dance Marathon beats half-million dollar goal, raises $502,103.22 for Riley Children's Hospital. [View the story "BSUDM beats goal, raises $502,103.22" on Storify]
