Parents visiting Ball State for freshmen orientation say getting a free tour around downtown Muncie gives them a sense of security, knowing where their children will be when they have a night out on the town.
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Transformers, R2D2 and various other robots have taken over Minnetrista in its newest addition, Robots: The Interactive Exhibition.
WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of 10 lawmakers is suing President Barack Obama for taking military action against Libya without war authorization from Congress.
It's not unusual for incoming freshmen to have never heard of a hookah, but once they get to college it often becomes a socializing staple.
Ball State University's governing board heard stories of accomplishment and challenges today as top school officials presented their plan for weathering another reduction in state funding.
RALEIGH, N.C. — Lawyers for John Edwards are set to argue that a lawsuit involving a purported sex tape should wait until after criminal charges against the former senator are resolved.
Ball State students discovered part of what they believe to be the remains from a historic Northwest Indian War battle site in Ohio.
A Muncie firefighter who joined a large battle to suppress a raging blaze at a local church was found dead after the structure's roof collapsed, officials said.
Graduate student Rick Sadlier offers his thoughts on the tuition increase in this week's "Hot 30."
Along with the warmer weather, summer brings a crowd of concertgoers, toting lawn chairs and blankets, to Minnetrista's East Lawn.
The Bloomington Police Department has released details about a vehicle of interest in the case of missing IU student Lauren Spierer.
A leaking roof at Worthen Arena Wednesday morning is a reminder of the damages a short driving wind can have on campus.
HOUSTON — Rep. Gabrielle Giffords returned home to her astronaut husband on Wednesday, leaving behind a Houston hospital where she began to rebuild her life after a gunman shot her in the head five months ago.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana's application for 2011 Neighborhood Assistance Program tax credits was rejected this week.
Rows of boxed kits line the shelves of Toys Forever. As a full-line hobby shop, they sell everything from planes to trains to R/C cars to boats.
Ball State's police department has seen a "dramatic increase in arrests" during the past three years, and it cites declining economic conditions in Muncie as the reason.
Students aren't the only ones holding their breath today as the Board of Trustees votes on not only the proposed tuition increase, but also salary and wages, and the general fund budget.
The number of hookah pipes in use seems to multiply every year, but students who smoke them may want to look into the health risks before lighting the coal.
Features editor Lindsey Gelwicks and photography editor Dylan Buell are exploring unique, lesser-known places in and around Muncie. This week they visited Toys Forever Models and Hobbies.
