INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana tea party activists might never fully embrace former Sen. Dan Coats, but the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate is making a concerted effort to court the antiestablishment vote and win their support in the general election.
It's a business of absolute multitasking and taking advantage of the perfect situation. While many students were away from Ball State during the summer and construction was happening on so many buildings around campus, it was the perfect time to get the geothermal project going, and going fast.
LOS ANGELES — There's good news for parents who worry that their teenagers' sex lives are affecting their school performance: A new study has found that teens in committed relationships do no better or worse in school than those who don't have sex.
The Ball State University Alumni Association named three graduates to receive the 2010 Distinguished Alumni Award.
Ball State Dining Services announced two weeks ago it would start charging 20 cents for each cup of water or ice without additional purchase at all on-campus eateries this semester.
Although the majority of construction will be finished on and around campus before move-in begins, there will be a few projects still underway throughout the beginning of Fall Semester that students arriving on campus have to look out for.
Possession of child pornography charges found two Ball State students in jail in the past week.
Downtown Muncie is gearing up to welcome parents and students to the community during orientation.
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.
