Jerry Sandusky's lawyers argue for new trial
January 10, 2013Jerry Sandusky's lawyers argued Thursday that he deserves a new trial because his defense lacked sufficient time to prepare for the first one.
Jerry Sandusky's lawyers argued Thursday that he deserves a new trial because his defense lacked sufficient time to prepare for the first one.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov.-elect Mike Pence has named the son of his campaign chairman to help lead the state's jobs-creation efforts.
BOSTON — Eli Lilly and Co. has settled a lawsuit brought by four sisters who contended their breast cancer was caused by a drug their mother took during pregnancy in the 1950s, a move some believe could trigger financial settlements in scores of other claims brought by women around the country.
The David Owsley Museum of Art has introduced people to new experiences and concepts, but recently student’s email boxes have been introduced to another new term: docent.
Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers called the students, colleges and the state to action to “increase the return on investment of higher education” on Wednesday.
Twenty-four-year Board of Trustees member Hollis E. Hughes Jr. was reappointed as president by Gov. Mitch Daniels.
One of the last steps in Ball State’s Education Redefined Strategic Plan and mission to revitalize campus came to a close Wednesday afternoon.
The Student Recreation and Wellness Center is making weight loss-related resolutions a little easier.
The United States suffers far more violent deaths than any other wealthy nation.
The number of Indiana flu deaths this season has risen to 10, up from seven at this time last week.
President Barack Obama is “determined to take action” on gun violence.
University in process of reevaluating charter schools
Judge reduces possible sentence in WikiLeaks case
People with concerns ranging from train speeds to tax sales met with Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler during a public forum Tuesday.
Republicans seek guns on campus, expanded access
Poland probes artist’s claim he used Holocaust ashes
INDIANAPOLIS — A lawmaker says he will push the Indiana General Assembly to debate a gay marriage ban this session.
BOSTON — Eli Lilly and Co. failed to test a drug's effect on fetuses before promoting it as a way to prevent miscarriages, a lawyer charged Tuesday in opening statements in a trial over whether four sisters' breast cancer was caused by medication their mother took during pregnancy.
PHOENIX — The photographs present a chilling portrait of sex and death.
