No members of the public attended a public hearing about tuition and fee increases. Ball State held the legally-mandated hearing Monday afternoon to explain and answer questions about the proposed increase in tuition and fees for the upcoming school year.
A proposed 4.39 percent increase in tuition and fees for Ball State University may seem like a lot, but it will not be enough to keep up with increases in the university's expenses. Vice President for Business Affairs Randy Howard said expenditures for health care, utilities and student wages are expected to increase by about $3.
I'm feeling a bit mixed about this movie. Or maybe my expectations were too high, I'm not sure quite yet. As everyone likely knows, the sixth Harry Potter movie opened yesterday with sold-out midnight screenings in Muncie. CAUTION! SPOILERS AHEAD! The movie started off on the right foot - the Millennium Bridge collapse and destruction of Diagon Alley by the Death Eaters were well done, even if they didn't exactly follow the book.
For the first time in NCAA men's volleyball history, two programs with more than 1,000 wins will play each other. UCLA released its 2010 schedule Monday and will play Ball State University on March 10 in Los Angeles. The Cardinals and the Bruins are the only two NCAA men's volleyball teams to have reached the 1,000 win milestone.
More than 1,200 people filled up six sold out theaters early Wednesday morning to watch the premiere of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." But unlike past midnight showings, fans in the lobby seemed more interested in buying concessions than practicing their wizarding skills.
WASHINGTON - Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor determinedly sidestepped volleys of Republican questions on abortion and gun rights Wednesday, keeping her demeanor cool and her opinions mostly private as she neared the end of a marathon Senate grilling on the road to all but sure confirmation.
U.S. Rep. Mike Pence will not reconsider his refusal to ask for federal spending targeted for Muncie and a project at Ball State University, a spokesman for the congressman said. "He's comfortable with the decision he's made," spokesman Daniel Son said Wednesday night.
If you've turned on the TV in the last month and watched even five minutes of national TV news programming, you've likely been bombarded with one of two scenes: Michael Jackson's death or the protests in Iran. One thing curiously missing from this picture is extensive coverage of the escalating situation in North Korea.
A former Mr. Ball State bodybuilding champion was named Mr. Indiana after winning the Indiana State Bodybuilding Championship Saturday in Fort Wayne. Brad Warner graduated from Ball State in 1999 and now owns Studio 22 Private Fitness. "It's been a long-time coming," Warner, a two-time Mr.
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Two weeks after dropping from first to tenth on the final round of competition at the Indiana Women's Open, Ball State University women's golfer Brittany Kelly won the Indiana Women's Golf Association State Amateur Championship. Kelly won the championship, defeating second place Missouri University golfer Julia Potter by five strokes.
Kerasotes ShowPlace 12 - only theater in Muncie to have late-night showings of the summer blockbuster - announced Tuesday afternoon that its six midnight showings of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" are sold out.
I sit writing this review at 3:30 in the morning, due to a late film shoot for "Bloody Good Movie." The filming also kept me from reviewing Harry Potter at midnight. That wasn't even the best part of the early morning. Wal-Mart was a beacon for me, my roommate and another friend, where we scoured the store for boxes.
This weekendEvent: Big River: The Adventues of Huckleberry Finn Time: Thursday through Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. Venue: The Main Stage Theatre at the Muncie Civic Theatre Cost: $15 for adults, $5 for students Thursday Event: First Thursday Gallery Walk Time: 5-8 p.
This summer, incoming actuarial science sophomore Stephen Boyd spent 37 days pedaling almost 2,300 miles from San Francisco to Indiana with his friend Mitch Green. After riding nearly 850 miles last year from Indiana to New York, Boyd immediately began to map out his next trek.
The Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association announced Wednesday afternoon that Grand Canyon University will join the conference for the upcoming season.
Ball State and UCLA - the only two NCAA men's volleyball programs with more than 1,000 wins - will play each other March 10, 2010.
The Ball State athletics department launched its own Twitter account, bsuathletics, Monday morning.
The Department of Telecommunications' renowned list of immersive-learning projects lengthened this summer with the addition of an audio production project. The ten-week project consists of four students, Aaron Bettinger, Matthew Rector, Aaron Newport and Sheila Plank, who are working together to produce the first album under the university's newest record label, Frog Baby Records.
After shooting a round-low 66 in the third of four rounds, Ball State University men's golf alumnus Brian Maurer finished fifth at the Indiana Open Championship. Maurer finished the Open with a 3-under-par, 69, to finish nine strokes behind winner Aaron Monson.
