Ball State alumna, her partner compete for dream wedding
September 26, 2010When Amy Crampton was a Ball State University student, her sexuality wasn't something she wore on her sleeve.
When Amy Crampton was a Ball State University student, her sexuality wasn't something she wore on her sleeve.
With pieces of watermelons everywhere, Ball State students and alumni came out to the 38th-annual Watermelon Bust sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta on Saturday.
With pieces of watermelons everywhere, Ball State students and alumni came out to the 38th-annual Watermelon Bust sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta on Saturday.
A lawsuit against an Indiana college claims that it shares blame for an 18-year-old freshman's death from alcohol poisoning after a fraternity house party because of its lax attitude toward underaged drinking and hazing.
With school in session for six weeks now, students are ready to let loose at the 38th-annual Watermelon Bust, sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta.
At Thursday's Campus Council meeting, Kevin Thurman, vice chairman and sophomore telecommunications major, discussed his plans to expand Cardinal Cash on and off campus.
Ball State students, faculty and staff gathered Thursday night for a ceremony dedicated to remembering the college students who have died from drug- or alcohol-related causes.
The Tobacco-Free Coalition of Delaware County held a meeting last night at the Kennedy Library in Muncie to rally support for an ordinance that would ban smoking in places such as bars and restaurants across Delaware County.
Ball State students bid summer farewell Thursday at the University Program Board's Splash Bash.
Steep enrollment drops in the Indianapolis Public Schools have put the district close to losing its status as the state's largest, with the latest figures surprising district officials.
At an informational meeting last night, students were told that this year's Fall Alternative Break is taking them to Seymour, Ind., the weekend of Oct. 22.
Senate Republicans on Tuesday blocked an effort by Democrats and the White House to lift the ban on gays from serving openly in the military, voting unanimously against advancing a major defense policy bill that included the provision.
A new way to cause mischief quickly spread through short-messaging service Twitter on Tuesday morning before the site could fix the problem, as mysterious tweets of blocked-out text propagated themselves and caused pop-up windows to open.
With celiac disease, an allergy to gluten, junior visual communication major Kristen Reed is limited in her meal choices.
At the Homecoming fashion show tonight, candidates will strut their stuff in zany costumes and the top 10 student candidates for king and queen will be announced.
Ball State, TechPoint and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation launched a campaign Monday with the goal to market about 70 high-tech "measured marketing" companies located in the state.
Susan Tancock, Ball State professor of elementary education, won the Rawlings Outstanding Distance Education Teaching Award in the School of Extended Education for her work with online courses for the master's degree in education.
The fingers were flying during the Emens event as those in attendance tweeted and submitted questions. Look for more coverage from our media partner Ball Bearings at: http://ballbearingsonline.com
A leader in social networking, Biz Stone met with a group of about 30 students Friday afternoon for a forum discussing Twitter's rocky beginning and his plans to make the site a more useful information source.