Last of diversity lectures teaches students innovation
November 29, 2010For the third and final diversity lecture of the series, almost 50 students attended to learn about how innovation cannot grow without diversity.
For the third and final diversity lecture of the series, almost 50 students attended to learn about how innovation cannot grow without diversity.
James Capretta, former associate director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, will visit Ball State University to speak with students about health care reform.
The shopping spree that left some stabbed and bruised on Friday continues today with online markdowns for savvy shoppers.
Every week, Ball State students are improving the lives of Muncie youth by volunteering at the Roy C. Buley Center.
Fourteen students will have the chance to work with the not-for-profit organization Neighborhood Houses in St. Louis for an upcoming alternative Spring Break.
The Ball State men's golf team picked up its first recruit for the 2011 fall season Monday, signing Zach Yinger to a National Letter of Intent.
From the outside, Busnectar looks like a typical school bus aside from its blue hue.
KABUL, Afghanistan — An Afghan border policeman killed six American servicemen during a training mission Monday, underscoring one of the risks in a U.S.-led program to educate enough recruits to turn over the lead for security to Afghan forces by 2014.
ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — The Madison County coroner told a newspaper that a man and woman found dead in an Anderson home Monday had been shot.
Ball State's 2011 recruiting class has three players: infielder Brandon Estep, right-hander Scott Baker and shortstop Elbert Devarie.
Alicia Keys and Lady Gaga take charity work seriously, and they're going offline to prove it.
Indiana is trailing neighboring states in developing renewable energy standards, leaving the state at a disadvantage for new investment, environmental and business leaders say.
A U.S. supercarrier and South Korean destroyer took up position in the tense Yellow Sea on Sunday for joint military exercises that were a united show of force just days after a deadly North Korean artillery attack.
A former White House official will be on campus Tuesday as part of a Miller College of Business lecture series.
The nation's top rail transportation official will speak at a conference next week focusing on the future of high-speed rail in Indiana.
Stan Parrish's final news conference as Ball State's head football coach was far from his most contentious in his two-year tenure.
Unlike the first two games of the Great Alaska Shootout, the Ball State men's basketball team struggled to put the ball in the basket against Alaska Anchorage on Saturday.
Two factors behind the slim increase, a disappointment following reports from stores Friday, were heavy discounts earlier in November and online shopping, which saw a big increase.
Ball State recently received a C- on the Sustainable Endowments Institute's Green Report Card, and a group of students wants to improve the grade and bring awareness to the importance of a green campus.
For the past five years, athletic director Tom Collins' decisions have been continually scrutinized, questioned and used as comical fodder.
