A charity for at-risk children founded by a former Penn State assistant football coach now charged with molesting boys asked its donors on Monday to instead give their money to an organization for sexual-assault victims.
Indiana consumers who buy their own health insurance will get a bigger bang for their buck in the next few years, thanks to a decision by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Monday.
Snow and rain has started to fall around campus, with 4 inches of snow expected by tomorrow due to a winter storm headed into Indiana this afternoon.
Egypt's first parliamentary elections since the fall of Hosni Mubarak brought the political debut of a potentially powerful new player on the scene, the ultraconservative Islamist movement known as the Salafis.
Evidence of the holiday spirit can already be seen throughout campus, from wreaths in the Atrium to a giant Christmas tree outside of LaFollette Complex.
Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich acknowledged Monday that he isn't the perfect candidate but contends he's "a lot more conservative than Mitt Romney and a lot more electable than anybody else."
As a means for students to travel through snow, the Blue Loop normally starts running after Winter Break, but this year it began taking students around campus before the end of Fall Semester.
A $549,279 renovation at the main campus intersection could have little or no effect on campus safety for cyclists and pedestrians, officials said.
Brian Eckstein, Ball State alumnus and production manager at Indiana Public Radio, died Monday at age 40.
Police found four cars vandalized at the Sigma Chi house early Tuesday morning and recovered a broken golf club that may have been used.
With the help of a spotlight and a stage, a group of Ball State theatre students attempted to explore the complexities of religious belief and understanding on Sunday night.
Men from Phi Beta Sigma are having a different kind of sleepover tonight as they gather outside the Scramble Light to simulate 24 hours of homelessness.
Indiana communities said they're still worried about sales of synthetic marijuana despite a new state law banning the substance, and one lawmaker said it may be time to take "aggressive steps" to attack the problem.
Along with "Occupy" movements worldwide, Occupy Muncie commemorated the two-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street on Thursday.
Sorority sisters, fraternity brothers and just about any other flexible Ball State student showed up to participate in the Kappa Delta's annual Twister Tournament on Saturday to raise money for the Brain Tumor Association of America.
With the help of a spotlight and a stage, a group of Ball State theatre students attempted to explore the complexities of religious belief and understanding on Sunday night.
Indiana Democrats are hoping to bring an iconic mustache to the governor's office next year.
In an effort many 9-year-olds will cheer, Congress wants pizza and french fries to stay on school lunch lines and is fighting the Obama administration's efforts to take unhealthy foods out of schools.
Along with "Occupy" movements worldwide, Occupy Muncie commemorated the two-month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street on Thursday.
A California university placed two of its police officers on administrative leave Sunday because of their involvement in the pepper spraying of passively sitting protesters, while the school's chancellor accelerated an investigation into the incident amid calls for her resignation.
