CROP Hunger Walk raises almost $12,000
By Jacqui Schlabach / September 23, 2013The official first day of fall began with the two-mile CROP Hunger Walk to take a stand against hunger.
The official first day of fall began with the two-mile CROP Hunger Walk to take a stand against hunger.
Ball State students will have the opportunity to celebrate the culture of the second largest international student group at Ball State.
More than 250 people celebrated Hispanic culture Friday at the Latino Student Union’s annual Fiesta on the Green.
Seven students prepared for Charlie Cardinal auditions Friday by bouncing on the spring board, doing flips into the foam pit and testing out the trampoline.
The desktop of Syrian student Louai Alsaman’s computer constantly rotates headlines about the civil war in his country.
An overnight campout for the new iPhone turned chaotic Friday morning when two men were arrested for fighting outside an Apple Store and a man's plan to hire homeless people to wait in line for the coveted devices backfired, authorities said.
At its height, the number of people unaccounted for in Colorado flooding topped 1,200 and fears grew that there could be a massive death toll.
With the release of iOS7 and the iPhone 5C and 5S this week, opinions on new updates vary.
A photo on the Twitter account @bsu_makeouts is being investigated by the university and may be against Ball State policy.
Within the small room near the front of Worthen Arena, there were 36 folding chairs neatly placed in its center. Four graduate assistants were seated at the front, waiting. However, there were only eight students seated—six males and two females.
WASHINGTON — The GOP-controlled House voted Friday to cripple President Barack Obama's health care law as part of a risky ploy that threatens a government shutdown in a week and a half.
Severe thunderstorms caused heavy damage throughout Indiana
UPDATE: Reports on trash toters on fire early Thursday morning are just part of an ongoing problem, Muncie Fire Department Acting Battalion Chief Larry Delk said.
For students who want to become part of Ball State's mascot, there's an informational meeting today, according to a press release.
Rising property taxes around the Village could be a potential outcome of the new Cardinal Village development for the surrounding area.
The desktop of Syrian student Louai Alsaman’s computer constantly rotates headlines about the civil war in his country.
The Student Government Association new pro-tempore will focus on ensuring student’s voices are heard as his top priority, he said after winning the Senate election Wednesday.
