The Ball State Wakeboard Club placed second overall in the Collegiate Wakeboard MidWest Regional this weekend, sending the team to the 2013 national competition in Las Vegas.
PUEBLO, Colo. - Mitt Romney led a chorus of Republican criticism of the administration's foreign policy on Monday, accusing President Barack Obama of minimizing the recent killing of the U.S. ambassador to Libya as a mere "bump in the road" rather than part of a chain of events that threatens American interests.
WCRD sports analyst Pat Boylan talks about the significance of Ball State's big win over South Florida during Family Weekend.
To discuss the anti-Muslim film "Innocence of Muslims" and to address misconceptions students may have about Islam, the Muslim Student Association and the Religious Studies Club held a panel.
TEHRAN, Iran - Iran's culture minister said Monday that his country will boycott the 2013 Oscars in the wake of the anti-Islam video made in the United States that denigrates the Prophet Muhammad.
SEATTLE - Washington state's first "zombie bees" have been reported in Kent.
NEW YORK - Apple Inc. said Monday that it sold more than 5 million units of the iPhone 5 in the three days since its launch, fewer than analysts had expected. Apple shares were down $6.60, or 0.9 percent, at $693.49 in morning trading. The shares are still close to their all-time high of $705.07, hit Friday as the phone went on sale in the U.S., Germany, France, Japan and five other countries. The sales tally is a record for any phone, but it beats last year's iPhone 4S launch only by a small margin. Apple said then that it sold 4 million phones in the first three days. Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White expected Apple to sell 6 million to 6.5 million iPhone 5s in the first three days. He said the shortfall was largely due to limited supply. White said the phone was sold out at 80 to 85 percent of the U.S. Apple stores he and his team contacted Sunday evening, and the ones that were still available were mostly Sprint models. Online delivery times have stretched to three to four weeks. The phone will go on sale in 22 more countries on Friday and in more than 100 countries by the end of the year.
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's top child-protection official resigned Monday amid questions of whether he violated his agency's code of conduct through his involvement in a child neglect case involving his grandchildren.
Before the game between Ball State and South Florida even started, Ball State's coaching staff may have already known the final score would be close.
Even at a young age, Ramon A. Avila's children were introduced to Ball State.
Just one year ago, Ball State had suffered a 30-point loss at South Florida. Saturday night it was celebrating one of the biggest wins in program history.
Caffeine seems to be a necessary fix for many people. This generation has even branched out and created a more intense form of drive to get out of bed: the energy drink.
Even with the added support of former players and families, the Ball State field hockey team couldn't secure a win over two games, falling to both Missouri State and St. Louis on Alumni Weekend.
A retired Ball State dance professor has recently contributed to the establishment of a $25,000 scholarship fund.
The Cardinals beat the Akron Zips 3-1 tonight. Check out the photo gallery here!
After 11 years, former Ball State field hockey coach Karen Fitzpatrick returned to the sideline - this time as a spectator.
The Chase Charlie Run saw record turn out Saturday, with a total of 715 participants, more than the event has seen in the past 12 years.
LOS ANGELES - Mitt Romney's presidential campaign strove to turn the page on a week of public stumbles and Republican hand-wringing Sunday, promising a redoubled effort in the most competitive states to undercut his opponent's economic record as voters tune in for the final six weeks of a close race.
INDIANAPOLIS - An influential Indiana lawmaker intends to sponsor a bill next session that would reduce penalties for people found in possession of small amounts of marijuana.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Written off by many in his own party a mere month ago, Republican Rep. Todd Akin has been slowly rebuilding his Senate campaign after apologizing for inflammatory remarks about pregnancy and rape.
