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.
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CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apart from new colors, the exterior of Apple's new iPhones doesn't look much different from last year's model. The iPhone 5S is identical to the iPhone 5 in size and weight, while the iPhone 5C is only slightly bigger and heavier. The 5C also uses plastic instead of aluminum and glass.
Students looking for jobs and employers looking for employees met face-to-face at a career fair on Wednesday.
UPDATE: A student who was hit by a car while jogging Tuesday afternoon remains at IU Health Ball Memorial hospital in "fair" condition, officials at Ball Memorial said.
A U.S. military strike against Syria is looking less likely, and that’s fine with some future soldiers and veterans on Ball State’s campus.
This year’s record-breaking number of sorority recruits means increased competition for bids, the Panhellenic Council President said.
The creative writing program is hosting a video conference Q-and-A with Rex Pickett, author of the best-selling book “Sideways,” at 8 p.m. in Letterman Building room 125.
The second criterion of accreditation is integrity, which deals directly with the Ball State Board of Trustees.
A student organization is asking Ball State to keep its promise to promote clean energy by ceasing investing in fossil fuels.
DAMASCUS, Syria — Russia insisted Tuesday that a U.N. Security Council resolution governing Syria’s handling of its chemical weapons not allow the use of force, but it suggested that could change if Damascus reneges on the deal to give up its stockpile.
INDIANAPOLIS — The battle over amending the Indiana Constitution to ban gay marriage is splitting pretty clearly along ideological lines but making for some odd pairings of otherwise partisan foes.
As the Student Government Association starts implementing its plans for the year, they will have to make adjustments to their budget.
