Fewer teachers in Indiana not concerning, economists say
By Raymond Garica / October 14, 2015The number of teaching licenses issued in Indiana last year has decreased, but economics professor Cecil Bohanon said it isn’t as concerning as it seems.
The number of teaching licenses issued in Indiana last year has decreased, but economics professor Cecil Bohanon said it isn’t as concerning as it seems.
A Ball State group is working to improve Indiana's quality of life by bringing talented people into cities and working to keep them there.
Ball State soccer goalkeeper Alyssa Heintschel, has been dominant on field as well as in the classroom. Heintschel has been named the Mid-American Conference Scholar Athlete of the week.
For our first day back at school after fall break, we are expecting a high of 61 degrees. Enjoy this fall weather while it lasts! Rachel Russell, weather forecaster, tells more.
Jimmy John’s has decided to open up another location on West Bethel Avenue by Dairy Queen and McDonald's, making it the third in Muncie.
After a 59-41 loss against Northern Illinois Oct. 10, Ball State dropped to 2-4 (1-2) on the season. Even though the offense has played well with Riley Neal as quarterback, the Cardinals' defense has remained inconsistent, to say the least.
In the offseason following women's golfer Allison Lindley's freshman year at University of Iowa, Ball State head women’s golf coach Katherine Mowat received a phone call. Mowat was elated when Lindley called to ask if there was still a spot for her on the Cardinal roster.
Ball State hip-hop group Outlet has won Air Jam seven times in the past eight years, but it’s served as an escape for some students from college troubles since 2003.
Jonathan Lewis, director of dining at Ball State, is being remembered by family and friends for his friendly personality and dedication to Ball State and the surrounding community. Lewis, who died at home unexpectedly on Oct. 2, was 61 years old.
Balance is what head coach Pete Lembo looks for in Ball State’s football team — a balanced plan of attack between the rushing and passing games.
Millennials have grown up hearing the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle.” Although cliche, there also are options to create – rather than throw away – by preserving resources and the ever-shrinking college budget.
In the last several years, improved recycling strategies and awareness at Ball State has diverted more than 10 percent of campus waste from landfills, according to Ball State’s 2014 annual Green Campus report.
by Features Staff Courtney Tuchman I've got to go with Dan Barrows from the 1995 video game Clock Tower.
Politics aren't for everyone. This truth was reaffirmed when I forced my roommates to watch CNN's Democratic primary debate. One of my roommates thought the minimum age to be president was 50. Neither knew who Bernie Sanders was when his face appeared on the TV screen.
It’s time to go back to the future. On October 21 2015, Rocket League is releasing the iconic DeLorean Time Machine used in the Back to the Future movies, the very day in the second movie Marty McFly traveled to. Rocket League goes Back to the Future: http://t.co/Cq4J2nonsY Drive the iconic DeLorean Time Machine starting 10/21 pic.twitter.com/OIsR5s7hJ0 — PlayStation (@PlayStation) October 12, 2015 The DeLorean and a Burnt Rubber rocket trail (also from the movie) will be added in for only $1.99 in the “Back to the Future Car Pack.” ----- Source: PlayStationBlog Image: FLICKR
The Prairie Creek Reservoir has new trails underway. The Prairie Creek Trail area is located in the southeast corner of Prairie Creek Reservoir.
Every day, people go about their lives — traveling to work, downing cups of coffee — but they might not be pausing to enjoy the moment.
By 2020, it's projected that almost 117,00 people will live in Delaware County, according to Stats Indiana. It can be difficult to say what the economy will be like at that time, but for now, some economists remain cautious.
Plastic bottles will fill the area between the College of Architecture and Planning and Miller College of Business buildings starting Oct. 14, but it won’t be careless students that placed them there.
