The university is installing communication boxes in every classroom that will call the University Police Department, a technology neither Indiana University nor Purdue University are using.
Reporter Mackenzie Klahr speaks with Muncie parking officer, Teresa Brown, on the new parking meters on several Ball State Campus locations.
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An app to help students find their way across campus recently became available at Ball State, giving students the option for a potentially faster navigation app.
An Indiana company has invented a product to track if students are going to class by alerting their parents, in an attempt to improve graduation rates. Jeff Whorley, the CEO of Core Principle, has developed Class 120, an app that uses geolocation technology to tell if students are in class to try to raise graduation and retention rates.
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Ball State has announced another finalist in the closed search for the replacement of its vice president for business affairs - its current associate vice president for business affairs.
After opening two and a half months ago, Ball State’s planetarium has made an impact on the Ball State and Muncie community and broken its weekend attendance record.
University Police Department is considering adding body cameras to officers' equipment, a move that would follow Muncie Police Department and Daleville Police Department's steps toward cameras.
A recently passed ordinance to prohibit food trucks is causing some confusion for what is allowed and where trucks can sell.
Ball State has its own full-service police force, University Police Department, and so does the City of Muncie—Muncie Police Department. Anyone who spends time off-campus might wonder about the differences between the two.
Check Yourself is a new event meant to probe discussion on diversity, sexuality and inclusion.
Indiana was given four out of five stars for lawmakers' efforts to curb drunk driving, in the Mothers Against Drunk Driving report released Thursday.
Schools may soon be able to monitor communication between students and school personnel, if a new bill passes in the Indiana Statehouse.
A debate was held at Ball State discussing the social app, Yik Yak. Reporter Mackenzie Klahr discovers how the campus feels about its presence.
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Ball State’s newly hired tenure-track faculty will soon be required to attend training to develop their teaching skills beginning in fall 2015.
The decision to prosecute a former Ball State employee involved in a $13.1 million fraud is still in the air as a member of the state house pressed Ball State’s president for an update last Wednesday.
Muncie’s Family Video is preparing to set up a Marco’s Pizza within their store to attract more customers.
