In high school, David Hoke was reprimanded for hugging friends he passed in the hallway because public display of affection wasn't allowed.
TRIPOLI, Libya — Retreating loyalists of Moammar Gadhafi killed scores of detainees and arbitrarily shot civilians over the past week, as rebel forces extended their control over the Libyan capital, survivors and a human rights group said Sunday.
MONTPELIER, Vt. — The storm that had been Hurricane Irene crossed into Canada overnight but wasn't yet through with the U.S., where flood waters threatened Vermont towns and big city commuters had to make do with slowly reawakening transit systems.
COLUMBUS, Ind. — Indiana businesses struggling to find skilled workers to fill specialized jobs could get a hand from Ivy Tech Community College through a new statewide push to help match companies with training that will give them the employees they need.
The military's efforts to help the East Coast recover from the floods and disruption caused by Hurricane Irene could test the Pentagon's new plan to avoid the chaos that plagued the response to Hurricane Katrina.
The remnants of Hurricane Irene turned placid rivers and streams into raging torrents across parts of Vermont and upstate New York on Monday, closing hundreds of roads, destroying dozens of bridges and cutting off entire communities in the worst flooding some areas have seen in a century.
Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman is looking for support from Indiana Republicans.
PIMENTO, Ind. — Bloomington police said they have completed their search of a western Indiana landfill without finding any evidence connected with the disappearance of an Indiana University student.
Moving into a new town, living with strangers and learning new terms such as "fishbowl" and "cowpath" can make the transition into college stressful.
NEW YORK — Below the streets of New York City, a network of pipes, cables and tunnels up to 200 feet deep transports power, gas, water, Internet traffic, trains, sewage and more.
Stephanie Wyatt, sophomore creative writing and Spanish major, was nervous but excited before she moved into Noyer Complex for her freshman year of college.
Ball State has started its season off with a 2-0 record after it beat IPFW 3-1 in Worthen Arena Sunday afternoon.
More than one thousand students flooded the Quad Friday night to enjoy food, games and the chance to lie down on the grass to watch "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" at University Program Board's Quad Bash.
No longer will Courtney Abbott display her style of play and creativity, at least not in a Cardinals uniform.
The Cardinals faced off against IPFW in the last match of the Ankle Challenge and won 3-1.
It wasn't the start Ball State was hoping for; losing both weekend contests to Colgate and Rider, but the Ball State field hockey team (0-2) received quality outings from a few key players, including two newcomers.
More than one thousand students flooded the Quad Friday night to enjoy food, games and the chance to lie down on the grass to watch "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" at University Program Board's Quad Bash.
Ball State freshman setter Jaclyn Fullove is no stranger to competing with family members.
Ball State swept Loyola 3-0 on Friday and beat IPFW 3-1 on Sunday, both in home matches. The wins pushed the Cardinals' home winning streak to 17 matches.
If students need a second chance to make first impressions, the Residence Hall Association will give them that opportunity this week.
