WASHINGTON - A major international study of a drug-conserving AIDS therapy has been halted because patients trying the on-again, off-again strategy got sicker than those who never took a break from the high-powered drugs, U.S. researchers announced Wednesday.
Students received a lesson in salsa dancing at the Unity Fiesta Wednesday. The Latino Student Union's event was part of Unity Week, which was organized by Ball State's multicultural organizations. To find out what's changed about Unity Week this year, read more.
Ball State swimmer Abby Arnold has faced adversity in her collegiate career. Relying on family and determination she has been able to deal with surgeries and persistent pain. Now after red-shirting her sophomore year, Arnold, a senior, is back to her record-breaking, pace-setting self.
While last year students complained about a lack of information concerning Student Government Association elections, this year the election packets are available all over campus and the Internet. Representatives from the Elections Board will be visiting residence halls to share information about the available election packets and the election process.
James Joseph, former U.S. Ambassador to South Africa, spoke Tuesday at Pruis Hall about the leadership style of Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandella. Known as "soft power," the style emphasizes the use of social and cultural means to achieve leadership goals.
Ball State University is a national leader when it comes to preparing future teachers, there's no doubt about that. This university has received numerous awards for outstanding achievement in fields ranging from Educational Leadership to Counseling Psychology.
Popular award-winning Broadway musical '42nd Street' makes stop at Emens Auditorium tonight; High-energy performance includes 21 musical numbers and dozens of stage effects
Students can find information about off-campus housing opportunities at the Student Housing Expo today from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the lobby of Pruis Hall. Every major apartment community serving the Ball State University community will have a booth during the expo, Jack Colwell, Student Housing Expo chairman of the Residential Property Management Association, said.
Windows, roofs and major utility systems on campus need repairs, but Ball State University does not have the money to fix all the problems. Repairs on academic buildings have fallen behind due to a shortage in state repair and rehabilitation funding to the university.
