College Headlines

SPORTS FOR THOUGHT: Ball State must invest more in football staff

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

1 day ago by Ryan Wood

Less than a week after Ball State University's first-ever ranking in a national poll, we've already seen the effect a successful Cardinals football program can have on this university. Ball State's No. 25 ranking in the Associated Press Poll aroused the most school spirit in years.

OUR VIEW: Don't jump the gun

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

1 day ago

Statistics and guns do not mix well.

Ponder this for a second - three-fifths of convicted felons would not "mess around" with a person they thought was packing heat, according to statistics provided by Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.

Makes you want to have a gun on you to protect yourself, doesn't it?

But that also means two-fifths of all felons wouldn't care if you had a hand cannon tucked away in your backpack.

Letters to the editor

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

1 day ago

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OUR VIEW: Business graveyard

Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN

1 day ago

BoRics Family Haircare Center has closed after 15 years in the Village. With banners faded from age, the building itself was unobtrusive, making it easy for people to walk by without noticing it. But after more than a decade, it established itself as a Village monument, considering houseflies have outlived some Village businesses.

RCA wants student involvement

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

2 days ago by Ryan Phipps

My name is Ryan Phipps and I'm the President of the Residential Community Association. This year RCA is dedicated to putting the residents first, and making the residents at Wright State feel more at home. Our Executive Board has been working very hard over the summer and the first few weeks of classes to make sure that we do just that, while giving others the opportunity to be leaders on campus as well.

Editorial

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

3 days ago

Michael Martinsen has been named Wright State University Police Department chief. He was the decisive choice for the search committee, said Dan Abrahamowicz, Vice President of Student Affairs.

Until he starts working, Martinsen can't be judged. But in the past, the police chief has limited interactions with students to mass e-mail notifications of recent crimes.

WSU Republicans should stop running, debate Democrats

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

3 days ago by Danny O'Connor

Every four years, in the fall, America is in an election frenzy. There are mass rallies, voter registration drives, and usually, a discussion on the very important issues that are facing our country. Here at Wright State, we have had both sides hold large rallies for their presidential candidates.

Letters to the editor

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

4 days ago

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Letters to the editor

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

5 days ago

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