Homeland Security secretary defends Dream Act
December 3, 2010With a fifth change to the Dream Act, Democrats are hoping to pass a bill that would help undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
With a fifth change to the Dream Act, Democrats are hoping to pass a bill that would help undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
The ongoing battle over Fruesday was brought up yet again at Thursday's University Senate meeting, but this time it seems a change is near.
A car accident north of campus sent two people to Ball Memorial Hospital on Thursday.
Downtown Muncie brought in the snowy season during the First Thursday gallery walk.
The discovery of a strange bacteria that can use arsenic as one of its nutrients widens the scope for finding new forms of life on Earth and possibly beyond.
President Barack Obama gained ground in his push for Senate ratification of a stalled nuclear treaty as once-reluctant Republicans signaled a willingness to back the pact with Russia.
A Ball State study found job creation and improving K-12 education and government efficiency are on the top of the list for the Daniels administration.
Senate Republicans, led by a doubting John McCain, dug in their heels Thursday against allowing gays to serve openly in the military, clashing with the Pentagon's top leaders and dimming Democrats' hopes to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" this year.
Dr. Ben E. Hancock Jr., Ball State University vice president for university advancement, has been named president of Methodist University in North Carolina.
Fewer than half of Americans have had an AIDS test since guidelines were expanded to include routine screening, according to a government report released Tuesday.
While some Ball State students went to their hometowns for Thanksgiving break, most of their Muncie homes were safe and sound.
Indiana's state schools superintendent says there are no education budget cuts planned for public schools districts in 2011.
Students filled Teachers College Room 101 on Tuesday night to hear a former White House official's views on health care reform.
The Muncie Action Plan is looking at the need for more bicycle lanes and creation of neighborhood organizations.
The director of Indiana University's Jewish Studies Program said someone took Hebrew texts from library shelves, moved them to library bathrooms and urinated on them.
Gay troops can serve openly in the armed forces without harming the military's ability to fight, the Pentagon's top leaders declared Tuesday.
Purdue officials plan to cut ties with a fraternity after finding that members broke alcohol and hazing rules while it was on probation for earlier alcohol violations.
The Ball State Energy Action Team put each residence hall to the test this semester and one came out on top.
Ball State is looking ahead to a new strategic plan and a new definition of education, including more immersive and distance-learning opportunities.
Indiana's auto industry is slowly getting back on its feet, restoring strength in manufacturing and the state's economy.
