College Republicans, University Democrats respond to presidential debate
October 4, 2012The focus of Wednesday's presidential debate was on the economy, mostly concerning jobs and the deficit.
The focus of Wednesday's presidential debate was on the economy, mostly concerning jobs and the deficit.
NEW YORK - The National Hockey League canceled two weeks of the regular season Thursday, the second time games have been lost because of a lockout in seven years.
NEW YORK - Facebook has topped 1 billion users, but the past few months have not been easy.
For the first time, students can decorate their houses as part of the Homecoming activities, contributing to this year's theme - "Play your cards right."
INDIANAPOLIS - A Democratic-aligned veterans group is spending $275,000 against Republican Richard Mourdock, adding to what has become an incredibly expensive week in Indiana's pitched Senate battle.
INDIANAPOLIS - Gov. Mitch Daniels is touting investments in Indiana's public employee pension funds during his last few months in office.
INDIANAPOLIS- A Roman Catholic priest from Indiana who has been studying in Greece has been missing since he told family members he feared for his life earlier this week.
For the first time, students can decorate their houses as part of the Homecoming activities, contributing to this year's theme - "Play your cards right."
BOSTON - The Boston Red Sox fired manager Bobby Valentine on Thursday after one season in which he failed to bring order to a clubhouse that disintegrated during the 2011 pennant race.
The first 2012 Presidential Debate of the general election season focused on domestic policies - mostly on the economy. Here is a list of some noteworthy points made by the candidates during the debate along with some fact checking.
Students coming from off campus to park have often two major complaints: there seems to be nowhere to park and the price of permits seems to have gone up. It turns out students parking on campus could be right about both, depending on where they are parking and at what time.
Partisan organizations worked together to bring a bipartisan event to Ball State’s campus. Democrat Brad Bookout, Republican Luke Messer and Libertarian Rex Bell came together to debate in Pruis Hall Tuesday.
Nearly 500 public colleges that account for three-quarters of all four-year college students pledged Tuesday to produce a combined 3.8 million additional graduates by 2025, an ambitious target that would help bring the United States closer to its goal of regaining its lost global lead in college attainment.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee and federal health experts are investigating an outbreak of meningitis that infected 14 people who received steroid injections, killing two of them, the state’s chief medical officer said Tuesday.
NEW YORK — David Blaine is spending the days leading up to his next stunt lying low.
NACO, Arizona — A Border Patrol agent was shot to death Tuesday in Arizona near the U.S.-Mexico line, the first fatal shooting of an agent since a deadly 2010 firefight with Mexican bandits that spawned congressional probes of a botched government gun-smuggling investigation.
A Delaware County couple with ties to Ball State’s Burris Laboratory School filed a lawsuit in Delaware County Circuit Court 1 on Friday, in reference to what the couple alleges was “repeated sexual abuse, molestation and harassment” that occurred at the institution to their son.
For students who need some help finding an internship, the library in conjunction with the Career Center will host a session today to inform students about the different resources available on campus.
NEW YORK (AP) - Facebook has long declared that it's "free and always will be." And it still is - unless you want more friends to see what you have to say.
