SGA passes attendance bylaws
April 29, 2010Student Government Association passed a new revision of its bylaws Wednesday, after a long debate on an issue that had been on the table since the previous administration took office.
Student Government Association passed a new revision of its bylaws Wednesday, after a long debate on an issue that had been on the table since the previous administration took office.
Teresa Mills, 52, was a short, sassy lady. She liked to poke her coworkers, grab their cheeks and beat them with balls of pizza dough. And everybody loved her.
Kathy Bull, former Ball State University women's tennis coach, is planning to sue the university based on claims of wrongful termination after she was let go.
INDIANAPOLIS — Republican Dan Coats' bumpy campaign for his former Senate seat goes on, in large part on his own money after he loaned his campaign $200,000, even as his staff denies any fundraising troubles just days ahead of the primary.
The Indiana State Department of Health has shut down its swine flu telephone hot line that it started up last fall.
Cathy Hamilton said she was overwhelmed by the response from students in honor of her daughter, Abbi.
Smoke flowing out of a laundry room in Woodworth Complex caused a scare Wednesday as fire alarms forced everyone outside.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana University's Kelley School of Business has received a $4.8 million gift to create a new business institute focused on Latin America.
Physics professor Ronald Cosby wasn't expecting to stay at Ball State University his whole career when he was hired in the 1970s. But he'll end his teaching career at the university at the end of the semester.
Jason Powell's Honors 189 class is taking steps to help the approximately 40 million children in Latin America who drop out of school to work in the streets.
Ball State University signed a contract with J&T Systems, Inc. to install a heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system at the new Glick Center for Glass. The HVAC system will adapt to the geothermal system installed in the building.
Two Ball State University students will get national recognition next week when they fly to New York for an interview with Fox News.
College women across the country were seen wearing low-cut tops in protest of Iranian prayer leader's claim that provacative women are to blame for earthquakes.
INDIANAPOLIS — The LifeLine helicopter medical service is starting to replace the aircraft it uses for emergency flights across much of Indiana.
Springtime sniffles seemed to start earlier this year, Medical Director Kent Bullis said.
It's not just you. Muncie's drinking water has been a bit funky the past few days.
Planned Parenthood in Muncie is offering half-price testing for sexually transmitted diseases Monday.
Late Nite Carnival organizers anticipate that extending the event to two days this year will get rid of the long lines students normally spend hours waiting in.
Student Government Association passed through the largest student-controlled budget on campus Wednesday afternoon.
