Marriage equality becomes reality for Hoosiers
UPDATE: After receiving word from the state Thursday morning, Delaware County is issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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UPDATE: After receiving word from the state Thursday morning, Delaware County is issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
A couple who met in a friend’s boutique will open their own take on women’s clothing in the Village this fall.
Same-sex couples are now free to marry in Indiana, following a decision by a federal district judge today.
About two-thirds of Indiana’s 2012 high school graduates went to college in the year after high school graduation, according to a new Indiana Department of Education study.
For a small, devoted group of students, Summer Semester serves as a 10-week chance to complete the four-semester foreign language requirement.
Early Wednesday morning was just “another day on the job,” a Jokers Wild manager said.
The Ball State police officer arrested Wednesday has offered his resignation.
Forgetting a charger at home is one less thing to worry about.
As professors begin updating their course calendars and syllabuses, faculty and students at a few universities are adding trigger warnings to protect victims of violence and abuse from being forced to relive the experience in the classroom.
Many medics, injured “victims” and ambulances came to campus Saturday for an emergency drill, but one element wasn’t on hand — preparation for the type of “active shooter” events that have devastated college campuses.
Ball State’s next president will inherit a university that has lost more than $15 million in yearly research funding since 2009, according to the Ball State Fact Book.
Some of the state’s greatest tech thinkers met in Indianapolis to create programs and applications looking to combat some of the city’s largest problems.
Ball State’s new president, Paul Ferguson, will receive nearly double his previous salary when he takes office this August.
After receiving a warm welcome at Ball State, Paul Ferguson returns to a rocky university system that is dipping into reserve funds just to stay afloat.
Paul Ferguson’s toothy smile filled the small reception room at Sursa Hall. The newly announced 15th Ball State president weaved between groups of students, faculty and community members, treating many to a handshake, bumping fists with others and even posing for a couple of selfies.
Ball State’s newest president is getting a head start on his job today by meeting with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, though he won’t take office until Aug. 1.
A little more than a year ago, Ball State became the center of a debate in higher education about academic freedom.
Ball State is moving forward with a 2-year-old plan after purchasing Hiatt Printing, following negotiations and a dropped eminent domain case.
Demolition is underway as the Atrium says goodbye to a 13-year-old pizza shop.
This summer, Muncie will say goodbye to some businesses while making way for new ones.