Congressional representatives react to Obama's Syria speech
By The Associated Press / September 11, 2013WASHINGTON — Reaction from members of Congress and others to President Barack Obama's speech on Syria on Tuesday night:
WASHINGTON — Reaction from members of Congress and others to President Barack Obama's speech on Syria on Tuesday night:
As loans go through financial aid each semester, students may find loan refund checks at their disposal, with money that seems free.
The future president of the Student Government Association is the owner of a Confederate battle flag and she says the banner — often considered a symbol of racism and slavery — does not reflect her beliefs on diversity.
Dining Services’ job positions were eliminated after the university began outsourcing for packaged food, but no one was laid off to accommodate the change.
Officials said Ball State’s international program will not be affected negatively by the recent resignation of the Student Government Association president following racially insensitive tweets.
To help bring down textbook costs, a couple Ball State professors are starting to turn to other methods of presenting information.
Lost loved ones will be remembered as candles are lit at a candlelight vigil tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is expected to unveil its latest take on the iPhone today during an annual ritual that will probably cast a spotlight on the gadget maker’s drive to regain market share and its sluggish pace of innovation.
Tickets for the Jason Mraz on Oct. 15 are still available at the John R. Emens auditorium box office.
The Student Government Association executive board is considering adding regulations for social media into its bylaws following the former president’s resignation.
Students walking campus next month might get to talk about their Ball State experience with accreditors, and the university wants them to be honest.
Muncie community schools are slated to face some major changes in the coming year.
After months of moving, Dill Street Bar & Grill opened in its new location, the former CBX bookstore, Saturday afternoon.
Shortly after Congressman Luke Messer’s address with the community alongside Ball State University President Jo Ann Gora about the newly slated Congressional Academy, Messer moved from the stateside to the national front during an interview with Unified Media on the upcoming vote with Syria.
More than two hundred Muncie residents spent their Saturday morning participating in the 5K walk held by A Better Way foundation.
The Finance Society will partner with Northwestern Mutual Financial to put on a lemonade stand at the football game Saturday to raise money for Alex’s Lemonade Stand.
A Village landmark has tweeted that they will be opening soon.
Slip-n-slide, super soakers and administrators in dunk tanks will be part of the festivities at Get Your Chirp On, the finale to Residence Hall Association’s Rock the Halls three-day event series.
