Toledo entered last season’s home game against Ball State as the No. 23 team in the country and with perfect record in the Mid-American Conference.
Toledo’s star wide receiver Bernard Reedy has been burning opposing defenses this season.
Amazon is refreshing its lineup of tablet computers with new devices called Kindle Fire HDX, which are significantly faster and lighter than the previous generation.
Your anniversary snuck up on you again, and your significant other keeps dropping not-so-subtle hints. The cost leaves you scrounging for change just to do a load of laundry.
The Amelia T. Wood Health Center will have one less physician to serve students when director Kent Bullis leaves his position after Sept. 27 and his interim successor steps up.
He’s taken this new role in stride.
Architecture students and faculty envisioned themselves thousands of years into the past, in the remote outskirts of the Middle East — they brought back an ancient structure from the sands of time.
Grandma Betty’s has teamed up with John Tom’s Barbecue to provide barbecue sauce for their daily pulled pork sandwiches in their new location.
Elizabeth Hodges began at Kmart, then moved her way to American Eagle Outfitters, Limited Brands, Inc., and then to the vice president of marketing and brand management at Chico’s.
Elizabeth Hodges began at Kmart, then moved her way to American Eagle Outfitters, Limited Brands, Inc., and then to the vice president of marketing and brand management at Chico’s.
With a few taps on their phones, students can register for classes, browse Ball State Twitters and check their schedules — all on one free, new app.
An exercise science research team at Ball State is collaborating with NASA to create a program to keep astronauts in better condition once in space.
Ball State Health Center Medical Director Kent Bullis’ glasses sat on his neat and organized desk, his hands rest folded together in front of him. The shelves behind him sat empty, save for a small cardboard box.
1. Ball State has forced more turnovers than in previous years.
We are students in the Honors College here at Ball State, and we felt compelled to share with the student body at large some of our feelings regarding the recent issues of academic freedom on our campus. In elementary school we are all taught that bullying is not allowed or tolerable and we feel the need to stand up for professors in our college who are being bullied by professionals who have no tie to this academic institution. Thus, we present our beliefs about academic freedom in the collegiate environment.
Austin Russell draws “Existentia Academica” comics for the Daily News. His views and opinions don’t necessarily agree with those of the newspaper. Write to Austin at abrussell@bsu.edu or follow him on Twitter @arussthebus.
Wednesday at the Scramble Light, Fraternal Values Society promoted its #GreekMeans project.
Wednesday the Finance Society presents speaker Kevin Bower, executive vice president and chief financial officer of the Indianapolis Pacers.
