Susan Tancock, Ball State professor of elementary education, won the Rawlings Outstanding Distance Education Teaching Award in the School of Extended Education for her work with online courses for the master's degree in education.
The Ball State Career Center starts its first program series Monday, offering presentations for students to learn etiquette, interview techniques, how to write résumés and cover letters, among other topics.
More than 2,000 Ball State students, Muncie residents and representatives of local and regional businesses shared information and ideas at the fourth annual Living Lightly Fair at the Minnetrista Cultural Center.
You don't have to be a Twitter fanatic to appreciate the power of social media – especially when a conversation on Twitter begins with David Letterman and includes the site's co-founder, Biz Stone.
With just six weeks to avoid a possible election catastrophe, Democrats are trying to limit the damage with a closing argument that's more plea than platform: We know you voters are furious with us, but just let us explain why the Republicans would be worse.
A leader in social networking, Biz Stone met with a group of about 30 students Friday afternoon for a forum discussing Twitter's rocky beginning and his plans to make the site a more useful information source.
The fingers were flying during the Emens event as those in attendance tweeted and submitted questions. Look for more coverage from our media partner Ball Bearings at: http://ballbearingsonline.com
Huddled around in a circle, students in Schmidt and Wilson halls were the ones questioning the cop. It's just part of Cpl. Matt Gaither's job.
Twitter almost never took off in the beginning because doubters urged co-founder Biz Stone to give up on the fledgling social media site, Stone told Ball State students Friday.
David Letterman returned to Ball State on Friday night for the first time since dedicating the telecommunications building named in his honor three years ago. For once, students were encouraged to use their phones during a public speech.
Purdue University is getting $1.59 million in federal funding to investigate how to make biofuels from sustainable crops.
A new online database allows Indiana residents to see a list of all their elected officials in one place.
The ranks of the working-age poor climbed to the highest level since the 1960s as the recession threw millions of people out of work last year, leaving one in seven Americans in poverty.
From comedy groups to Humans vs. Zombies, there is an extensive amount of clubs that can best serve just about anyone's particular interest while in college; the Triathlon Club houses students ready to work for their passion.
Behind the mask, devoid of gratitude, Charlie Cardinal doesn't mind that his identity is kept a secret.
Ball State students are participating in an immersive learning experience that will focus on the redesign of a transportation hub in Venice, Italy.
Full-time staff members are given more than 90 opportunities a year to work on life skills, including keeping fit, writing grants and learning general skills that apply in and out of the office.
College students around the state are currently in the Red Zone, a six-week time frame in the beginning of the Fall Semester with especially high numbers of sexual assaults on college campuses.
The Indiana University student who died in a Ball State dorm early Saturday after a night of partying had been a high school football star who liked to joke around, a friend said this week.
President George W. Bush's former deputy chief and senior adviser spoke at John R. Emens Auditorium last night. Check out our media partner, WCRD 91.3 FM, for audio clips of Rove's speech: http://wcrd.iweb.bsu.edu/news
