Winter Break offers chances for Ball State to deep clean
January 9, 2012While students are able to have three weeks off for winter break, some faculty stay on campus to work.
While students are able to have three weeks off for winter break, some faculty stay on campus to work.
Students will have to start looking for other venues to squelch their coffee craving after MT Cup closed during finals week.
In the three months sophomore Michael Russell subleased a house on Dill Street this summer, he experienced several disgusting circumstances.
INDIANAPOLIS — Amazon.com will begin collecting Indiana's 7 percent sales tax from customers in 2014.
The Village will lose another business in a month. CBX Bookstore on University Avenue will close by the end of February, Alex Griffin, a media representative from Nebraska Book Company said.
TEHRAN, Iran — A former U.S. Marine interpreter arrested while on a trip to visit his Iranian grandmothers has been sentenced to death as a CIA spy, state radio reported Monday, in a case likely to become a new flash point in the escalating tensions between Tehran's defiance over its nuclear program and Washington's efforts to impose more crippling sanctions.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana National Guard says four soldiers with an Indiana-based Guard unit have been killed in Afghanistan.
A judge has upheld a central Indiana county's smoking ban that prohibits lighting up in taverns and fraternal organizations.
A longtime Democratic Party activist has been selected fill the Indiana House seat being given up by Muncie Mayor-elect Dennis Tyler.
Missing Fort Wayne girl found dead in trailer park
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — FBI agents joined the search for a missing 9-year-old Indiana girl with physical and emotional problems on Monday.
The email that arrived at Virginia Tech's health center in November 2007 was detailed and unmistakably ominous.
GREENWOOD, Ind. — A new Interstate 65 interchange in Greenwood will eventually link to a road joining two other highways in the southern suburbs of Indianapolis.
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah woman used Facebook to get help after she and her 17-month-old son were held hostage at a residence for nearly five days, police said.
INDIANAPOLIS — China will host its first race Aug. 19, series officials have put Detroit and Fontana, Calif., back on the schedule, and only four of 15 races are currently slated for ovals
INDIANAPOLIS — An attorney for Charlie White said "he's not going anywhere" despite a judge's ruling Thursday that the embattled Indiana Republican secretary of state be removed from office because he was improperly registered as a candidate.
WASHINGTON — Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich is going after the conservative primary voters he needs to win in Iowa.
ATLANTA — A federal appeals court on Thursday denied requests by Georgia and Alabama to delay action on legal challenges to their tough new laws targeting illegal immigration pending the outcome of a U.S. Supreme Court decision on a similar challenge to Arizona's immigration law.
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mitch Daniels is using his final session as governor to push an expansive agenda that includes more money for state fair stage collapse victims and a statewide smoking ban.
INDIANAPOLIS — All but one of 65 claimants have accepted Indiana's settlement offers over the State Fair stage collapse.
