SGA president posts derogatory tweets
By Staff Reports / September 4, 2013Student Government Association president Malachi Randolph responded Tuesday night to racially insensitive comments posted on his Twitter account.
Student Government Association president Malachi Randolph responded Tuesday night to racially insensitive comments posted on his Twitter account.
Food trucks, one of the newest trends to hit Muncie, won’t be on campus anytime soon.
A Garmong Construction truck parked on the Cardinal Square site means progress for the Village Square parking garage, the first phase of the Village redevelopment project.
WASHINGTON — Congressional aides say the top lawmakers on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have reached agreement on a resolution about using military force against Syria.
Students could be affected if Ball State does not renew its 10-year accreditation in October, but the Higher Learning Commission says the university is in good standing.
Efforts to shore up the Muncie Community Schools have exposed a divide that Mayor Dennis Tyler cautions could hurt efforts to bring businesses and residents to the city.
For at least six years, federal drug and other agents have had near-immediate access to billions of phone call records dating back decades in a collaboration with AT&T.
The Brazilian government condemned a U.S. spy program that reportedly targeted the nation’s leader, labeled it an “unacceptable invasion” of sovereignty.
The final stages are near completion for the launch of a law enforcement social media network designed exclusively for the men and women in blue.
France released an intelligence report on Monday alleging chemical weapons use by Syria’s regime that dovetailed with similar U.S. claims.
The U.S. is considering launching a punitive strike against the Syrian regime, blamed for an alleged chemical weapons attack in a rebel-held suburb of Damascus.
Since Ball State's last 10-year accreditation was in 2004, the university is preparing for the upcoming renewal in October.
With a new check-in system at the Amelia T. Wood Health Center, students are no longer “just a number.”
After a year, an immersive learning documentary ended up at the festival where it began.
UPDATE: WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says he has decided that the United States should take military action against Syria in response to a deadly chemical weapons attack.
A program at the Amelia T. Wood Health Center allows students input their name and reason for a visit.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will suspend construction throughout the Labor Day weekend looking to save drivers travel time.
