Mass murderers don't just snap, plan killings for years
By Mary Freda / November 2, 2017Mass murderers don’t just snap, according to a study conducted by Michael Stone, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University.
Mass murderers don’t just snap, according to a study conducted by Michael Stone, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University.
A panel about sexual assault will be one of the required events members of the Interfraternity Council have an option to attend before their social probation ends.
With the recent “pause” in Interfraternity Council (IFC) activity, questions have been raised about the effectiveness of the letter the IFC signed in collaboration with the university.
In recent days, the Muncie Police Department Narcotics Unit has been investigating a large spike of heroin overdoses.
Ball State senior swim captain Zachary Toman was arrested last weekend on preliminary charges of public intoxication.
Over 100 students attended “Breaking the Silence: Sexual Harassment,” a panel hosted by the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies Wednesday.
A struggling Muncie neighborhood has been given a grant to help revitalize with the help of Ball State students.
For some, the thought of sitting down and typing a five-page paper induces a sheer, sweat-dripping panic, for others the thought might induce a wide, bright grin, but what if a writer was tasked with writing a small novel in a single month?
On Tuesday evening, Ball State University sent students a public safety advisory about an on-campus sexual assault.
NEW YORK (AP) — A man in a rented pickup truck drove onto a busy bicycle path near the World Trade Center memorial Tuesday, killing at least six people and injuring several others in what authorities said may have been a terrorist attack.
Steve Bell will be honored with the 2017 Indiana Broadcasters Association Lifetime Achievement Award Friday.
Special counsel Robert Mueller has sent a warning to individuals in President Donald Trump’s orbit: If they lie about contacts between the president’s campaign and Russians, they’ll end up on the wrong end of federal criminal charges.
Four Culture is an online podcast that discusses four hot topics in our culture each week that might impact us in some way.
The top ten jobs most vulnerable to automation include those requiring a college degree, according to a Ball State study.
“Summon some courage and try the food, try the drinks and see what Two Cats is all about. Even if you don’t like it, I’ll buy your meal,” said Two Cats Café owner Bassam Helwani.
Delaware County has received $662,880 through the Community Crossings grant program, according to State Rep. Greg Beumer.
This week, Daily News reporter Max Lewis and news editor Brynn Mechem discuss the social pause agreement reached between presidents of fraternities comprising the Interfraternity Council and Ball State and how campus has responded.
Most people know Halloween as the one holiday a year where they can dress up as scary characters or characters from their favorite shows and go door to door trick or treating. But where did this tradition come from?
“Where do we go from here?” was the big question on the agenda during Thursday's Interfraternity Council meeting.
On Wednesday Oct. 25 the Muncie Local Food Summit returned to the Ball State Alumni Center.
