Making its second appearance on Ball State University's campus this year, the College Poster Sale will be on the first floor of the Atruim Food Court in the Art and Journalism Building from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.
AT&T announced today the activation of a new 3G cell site in Muncie, aimed specifically for Ball State University's campus.
Obama's administration has failed in many respects in what he promised the American people during his campaign. Many of the problems cannot be blamed on Obama or his administration; however, they are accountable for how they handled these circumstances.
A main character from the TV series 'The L Word' will be speaking at Pruis Hall tonight, not about sexual orientation, but about her experiences traveling to several poverty-stricken countries during the past seven years.
Few shows are capable of competing with the President's State of the Union for a time slot and winning. But not every show is "Lost."Hysteria for the show has started to build up after a leak of the first four minutes of the season premiere online. As people around the country prepare to (hopefully) have all of their questions answered, Ball State University students are beginning to discuss their theories as well as look back at a show that is beginning its sixth and final season tonight.
A 2006 graduate of Ball State University will compete on the Spanish National Lacrosse Team during the Federation of International Lacrosse World Championship.
The Emerging Media Initiative will spend up to $100,000 on faculty research projects this semester with the second round of the Emerging Media Innovation Grant competition.
University Program Board has about five extra tickets available for the annual Perfect North Slopes Ski Trip on Saturday, bringing the total to 30.
H&M deliberately cuts holes in their unsold clothing before tossing it in the trash. Not only that, but they throw away brand-new, unsold clothing straight in the bin. Forget about those who cannot afford to buy clothing.
Ball State will return to the court Wednesday against IUPUI' after being shutout at Indiana two weeks ago.
Changing the price structure for room and board rates will have a neutral effect on the budget for Ball State University, but may have a positive effect on students' pocketbooks.
Ball State University is working on fixing its Web site, which had been experiencing difficulty to display graphics in some pages. Tony Proudfoot, associate vice president for marketing and communications, said the problem started in a small way on Friday. A Ball State publisher changed a directory name from the media library, which is the place where all the university Web site's graphics are located.
The 1989-1990 Ball State Sweet 16 team will also be honored at halftime of the game for its 20th anniversary of the greatest season in program history. Those particpating in the ceremony are yet to be announced.
Even though some students recently received a crash course in deciphering the code used for reading by visually-impaired and blind people, some studies have revealed that Braille literacy has actually been decreasing due to advances in technology.
Art students will have the opportunity to display their work at the L.A. Pittenger Student Gallery after it was closed a semester for renovations.
Students majoring in athletic training will have a stronger degree after the Board of Trustees voted to give the program a promotion.
A Ball State University Theatre and Dance Department student will go to Washington, D.C., to participate in a national theater festival.
Game time is yet to be determined, however, Matt McCollester, assistant director of media relations, said it will be known by the end of the week. This season's ESPNU BracketBusters game also requires Ball State to travel to UT Martin next season.
Sophomore music performance major Brad Kieper has always wanted to sing onstage.At the annual University Singers Cabaret concert Friday in Sursa Hall, he sang the opening solo, "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban, as director Alan Alder accompanied him on piano."I want to show people I can, to show them what they think I can't or won't do," Kieper said. "You just can't take singing out of my life."
With Friday's announcement that the U.S. economy grew by 5.7 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009, a Ball State University economist believes the worst is over, but the job market won't catch up for a few months.
