Brothers cut back to their roots
August 30, 2011Brother's Barbershop is jointly owned by Stephen and Randall Hargrave, their family ties inspiring the name of the business.
Brother's Barbershop is jointly owned by Stephen and Randall Hargrave, their family ties inspiring the name of the business.
Coming to Ball State was a bigger step of independence for her than for freshmen without disabilities.
The new Tech Center opened earlier this month, but Dan Lutz is quick to point out it's more than just a technology center.
Disabled Student Development features include student note takers, shuttle buses that pick students up at the front door of their residence halls and card readers to open doors automatically for students with physical disabilities using their IDs.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Peyton Manning is ready to practice with his teammates. He's still not sure when he'll dress for a game.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — State officials say good construction weather has them still expecting portions of the Interstate 69 extension in southwestern Indiana will be ready for traffic by the end of next year.
INDIANAPOLIS — A fund set up to raise money for those injured in the Indiana State Fair stage collapse now has more than $240,000.
The Learning Center returned to its original location at North Quad Room 350.
WASHINGTON — The accelerated public disclosure of tens of thousands of previously unreleased State Department cables by the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy organization has raised new concerns about the exposure of confidential U.S. embassy sources and is proving a source of fresh diplomatic setbacks and embarrassment for the Obama administration, current and former American officials said Tuesday.
For some students, a job is almost as important as going to school itself, which is why there is often a line out the door at the Career Center during the first week of Fall Semester.
A 2-0 record to start Ball State's season this past weekend hid many blemishes in its first two matches.
Larry Markle, director of Disabled Student Development, has a hand in many of Ball State's decisions. From building blueprints to classroom accommodations, he strives to bring equal opportunity, no matter the obstacle.
Monday marked the annual Mid-American Conference Head Football Coaches Teleconference, hosted by the MAC. Every head coach in the MAC was given a set time to answer any questions. Coach Pete Lembo covered a variety of topics during his teleconference.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana University said a record number of students have started classes at its eight campuses around the state.
MISHAWAKA, Ind. — A 21-year-old woman who was critically injured in the deadly outdoor stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair has returned home, but still faces months of recovery.
President Jo Ann Gora's improvements to the university and efforts to link the Ball State community with Muncie were reasons that prompted the Muncie-Delaware County Chamber of Commerce to name her recipient of the first Legacy Award.
A group of business and community leaders are working on plans for the first streetcar line in Indianapolis since the 1950s, with the aim of connecting several downtown attractions.
Of the hundreds of on-campus organizations, the Ball State Women's Club stands out.
Private companies will take over five public schools in Gary and Indianapolis that a state official called in "various stages of dire situations" after the State Board of Education made the recommendation Monday because of poor classroom performance.
