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It was around 2 a.m. in February 2008 when Judy Proctor heard the stereo in her son Andrew’s bedroom still booming. She knew something wasn’t right.She went upstairs to his room to find that Andrew had died by suicide.
A former Empower slate candidate will work with the new Student Government Association slate as senate pro-tempore.
Ball State graduate students look to redesign a blighted downtown neighborhood into a hub for local “makers.”Last week, community members, national redevelopers, business leaders and Ball State urban planning graduate students met to pull together proposals to transform the six-block area in the Goldsmith C. Gilbert Historic District.
In late spring of 2002, Carmen Diaz and her three siblings sat in the car with their father. He turned back to them and said, “Hey, I just want to let you guys know that I love you so much and that everything is going to be OK.”
Students and community members walked around campus Sunday to help shine light on the conversation about suicide.
On Sunday, participants will walk during the Out of the Darkness Walk hosted on campus as well as several others nationwide.
Urban planning graduate students polished their ideas to transform a six-block, downtown neighborhood into a do-it-yourself hub for local “makers.”
Gov. Mike Pence announced plans today for the next generation of highway expansion that could affect Delaware County.
Legislators called Thursday’s meeting with president Jo Ann Gora “productive” in a joint press release sent today.
As the lights went out and the first speaker of the night took the stage, the hushed sound of a hundred conversations ending swept across John R. Emens Auditorium.
David Letterman announced his plan to retire in 2015.
As Muncie slowly fills with water, Wiley Flak and Randy Wright of the Muncie Sanitary District, carefully drive their truck through the streets to help residents. They walk past the wound-up hoses and equipment on their truck to grab two rakes and begin wading to where they assume the sidewalk is, scraping the build up out of the storm drains. Whenever Muncie gets high waters from rain, Wright and Flak wade through the knee-deep streets.
A former Cardinal died Tuesday, but his influence continues to live on campus and in his communities.Nathan Trapuzzano, a 2011 Ball State alumnus, was
More than an inch and a half of rain since midnight triggered minor flooding and other high-water aggravation across campus today.The G15 faculty and staff yellow parking lot next to Lucina Hall started to flood early this morning, according to an email sent out by the University Police Department.Kevin Kenyon, associate vice president of facilities, said the email was sent out as a preventative measure."[The flooding in lot G15] is an issue with inadequate drainage, and it’s beyond our control,” Kenyon said.
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — The head of Ball State University’s presidential search committee says it plans to interview five finalists seeking to become the school’s new leader.The new president will replace Jo Ann Gora, who plans to retire in June after 10 years leading the 18,000-student university in Muncie.Search committee chairman Wayne Estopinal tells
IQUIQUE, Chile (AP) — A powerful 7.8-magnitude aftershock hit Chile's far-northern coast late Wednesday night, shaking the same area where a magnitude-8.2 earthquake hit just a day before causing some damage and six deaths.Chile's Emergency Office and navy issues a tsunami alert and ordered a precautionary evacuation of low-lying areas on the northern coast, meaning many people could be spending another sleepless night away from their homes.The aftershock caused buildings to shake and people to run out into the streets in the port of Iquique, which was one of the cities that saw some damage from Tuesday night's big quake.
A Ball State alumna will appear on Friday’s episode of “Shark Tank” to pitch her product to the millionaire and billionaire “sharks.” Courtney Turich, a 2000 Ball State graduate, and Christie Barany, her business partner, will try to sell the idea of their Monkey Mat to the self-made, multi-millionaires and billionaires on the ABC reality TV show to gain the tycoons as sponsors.
A bill debuted Wednesday in the Student Government Association Senate could ask the university to change its policy regarding teacher evaluations and grades. The resolution requests the university to stop withholding grades unless students complete their course evaluations.
