Bracken Library is hosting an Introduction to the University Libraries for International Students today in room 225 from 10 to 10:50 a.m.
This year's McGovern lecturer will call upon Ball State students to raise awareness about the negative effects of bullying tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana law that caps the state's liability for damages at $5 million for a single event violates the U.S. and state constitutions and should be thrown out, six plaintiffs suing over the deadly collapse of an Indiana State Fair stage said in a lawsuit filed Monday.
Encouraging non-music majors to come and play music, the campus band is looking to build on its already high involvement.
When the law first went into effect, even I had my doubts. I still have no idea how it could be enforced. But somehow, it needs to happen. I don't doubt that it's a difficult law to enforce, but that's why the police are in charge.
It's an old cliché that the best sports movies are never about sports. "Raging Bull," "Hoosiers" and "Bull Durham" are all considered some of the best sports movies ever made, and yet they deal with themes much larger than those played out on the field. Director Bennett Miller's "Moneyball" is no different.
INDIANAPOLIS — Investigators probing the fatal shootings of five people in rural southeastern Indiana said Tuesday that no suspects have been identified and that it appears the killer or killers wasn't among the dead.
WARSAW, Ind. — Former first lady Laura Bush, wife of former President George W. Bush, has added a second event in northern Indiana next week.
BOSTON — A Massachusetts man was arrested Wednesday and accused of plotting to destroy the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol by attacking the buildings with large, remote-controlled aircraft armed with lethal amounts of explosives.
Lining the sidewalks of the west end of Charles Street, dozens of protesters of all ages held handmade signs and passionately cheered as cars honked past.
The Ball State women's volleyball team is out to prove it's the best team in the Mid-American Conference. Beating two of the top teams in the conference back-to-back might be the best way to start.
ISLAMABAD — U.S. accusations that Pakistan is supporting Afghan insurgents have triggered a nationalist backlash and whipped up media fears of an American invasion, drowning out any discussion over the army's long use of jihadi groups as deadly proxies in the region.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana residents who slogged through last year's icy, snowy winter may be in store for a repeat of that icy blast in the coming months if forecasters tracking global weather patterns are correct.
DENVER — Capping a campaign trip for his economic plan and his re-election, President Barack Obama on Tuesday tried to keep pressure on Congress to consider his nearly $450 billion jobs bill, saying it had been two weeks since he sent the bill to Capitol Hill "and now I want it back."
Studebaker East is on its way to be done by the scheduled completion date of May 31, 2012.
For the third year, families will come together at the Garth Walk in remembrance of loved ones that were lost due to violence.
Participants in the Elemental sexual assault defense course walked into a different kind of classroom that included a couch and a bed in the center of the room.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Researchers at Indiana and Cornell universities said that how the federal government defines "affordable" could leave millions of dependents of low and moderate income workers without reasonably priced insurance under the federal health care overhaul.
Kevin Jennings, CEO of Be the Change, received the John P. McGovern award and spoke to Ball State students about bullying in schools.
Summer may be over, but the party hasn't ended for Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Chi Omega, who will be hosting their annual Watermelon Bust this weekend.
