In-depth questions asked during final SGA debate
February 24, 2011The slates campaigning for Student Government Association went head to head Thursday night, answering tough questions presented by the Ball State debate team.
The slates campaigning for Student Government Association went head to head Thursday night, answering tough questions presented by the Ball State debate team.
NEW ORLEANS — Scientists are trying to figure out what killed 53 bottlenose dolphins — many of them babies — so far this year in the Gulf of Mexico.
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana University students have received a $12,000 grant for a project aimed at installing a 2-kilowatt solar photovoltaic panel on the roof of the on-campus student union.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's House speaker said Wednesday he won't concede to absent Democrats' demands regarding labor and education proposals.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration will no longer defend the constitutionality of a federal law banning recognition of same-sex marriage.
MADISON, Wis. — A prank caller pretending to be billionaire was able to have a lengthy conversation with a Wisconsin governor.
Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential candidates participated in a much more informal second debate on the air with WCRD's David Boulton.
DALLAS — Major U.S. airlines are trying to revive fare increases for high-end tickets after failing to impose bigger price increases last week.
NEW ORLEANS — The administrator in charge of Gulf oil spill claims argued in a court filing posted Tuesday that the openness of the process has been "nothing short of extraordinary," and his efforts to compensate victims have exceeded what is required by federal law.
Holly Brown, sophomore theater education and math education major, is a wand maker— making Harry Potter-like wands in her free time.
Gas prices have hit a two-year high after political turmoil has hit the Middle East.
With Spring Break just around the corner, students are kicking it in gear with their workouts.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Democratic legislators are staying away from the Indiana House chamber, blocking the Republican majority from conducting business while hundreds of union members crowd the adjourning hallways in protest of a contentious labor bill.
Two international students sat down with other Ball State students and community members to discuss an issue they believe Americans are not paying attention to— the Middle Eastern revolution.
Four robots were rolled out onto the floor of Ball Gymnasium, and after the first buzzer sounded, they sprang to life.
INDIANAPOLIS — A bill that would offer Indiana's utilities incentives to build the state's first nuclear power plants is advancing in the Statehouse despite strong opposition from environmentalists, renewable energy boosters and industries that consume large amounts of electricity.
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas is preparing to give college students and professors the right to carry guns on campus, adding momentum to a national campaign to open this part of society to firearms.
The Miller College of Business brought G. Steven Burrill to talk to Ball State students Friday about how biotechnology could change the future of America's healthcare system.
Students from Student Government Association will promote self injury awareness with To Write Love On Her Arms themed events all week.
