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Two new shows will be featured this month at the Center Gallery — Ball State University's first student-run art gallery located at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. The first show, "Out of the Abyss," features the work of Terry Huber, a Ball State graduate student. The second show will feature "New Works" by Andrew McCauley, Bill McQuail and Joshua McGarvey. According to the flyer, "Out of the Abyss" aims to "express joy unrivaled in beauty with lively organic forms, abstracted to fade consciousness from a solid structure to the formless."
SEATTLE — Thousands of U.S. Census workers have fanned out to soup kitchens, city streets and homeless shelters this week in an attempt to count the nation's homeless, an operation that officials are hoping yields the most accurate count yet.
The competition between Kelly Page and Aaron Mershman kicked off last week with the start of spring practice, it but is expected to continue into training camp in August so incoming freshman Keith Wenning can get in the mix.
FRANKLIN, Ind. (AP) — The Indiana Republicans seeking their party's nomination for the U.S. Senate will face each other in at least three debates over two weeks in April.
When the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies conducted an independent study a few years ago, it found that April showed a significant increase in campus violence across the country, most notably with the Columbine High School on April 20, 1999, and Virginia Tech on April 16, 2007.
Ball State improved to 20-6 this year with an 11-4 victory at IUPUI on Tuesday.
Students who want face to face help filling out census forms will need to venture off campus to one of three locations around Muncie.
When night falls, not all on campus and around Muncie are sleeping.Even as students are heading back to their residence halls after evening classes, those who work the night shifts are just clocking in.A new CNN/Opinion Research poll found 46 percent of Americans have worked the night shift at some point in their lives.
Laura Reason felt the floor of her house shake and heard the windows rattle. Outside, a piece of heavy construction equipment pounded the ground just a few feet from her home on Euclid Avenue just south of Carmichael Hall.
The 15th annual Student Symposium was brought out competitive students as more students than ever before entered projects in hopes of winning $800 in prize money.
My column this week is very critical of the leadership structure of Catholicism but should not be construed as an attack on the character or faith of followers of Catholicism.
Hopefully, the banner event gets students to think about the effect hateful actions and thoughts can have around the world and close to home. Because if signing a banner isn't going to be what makes a difference, actions will.
Check out assistant photo editor Sam Householder and chief photographer Bobby Ellis as they film Bobblecast, the weekly news-comedy podcast, live from the DN.
Musician and comedian Rob Paravonian performed his famous "Pachelbell Rant" among other songs from his YouTube channel.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Tuesday sealed his health care overhaul and made the government the primary lender to students by cutting banks out of the process.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels has approved new teacher licensing rules requiring new public school teachers to hold degrees in the subject matter they will teach.
Learn about what to do for Passover and Easter as Eric looks for a Reeses egg!!
More than 120 pieces of art, science experiments, business proposals and other projects will be locked in an interdepartmental battle for six prizes today.
For teachers across Indiana, the days between now and June 1 could be a little unsettling.
