A History of Friendships
Whether guiding students to fulfilling careers or helping establish an Islamic center in Muncie, Mir Masoom Ali is gifted at making others’ lives better.
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Whether guiding students to fulfilling careers or helping establish an Islamic center in Muncie, Mir Masoom Ali is gifted at making others’ lives better.
As a new Multicultural Center is being built on campus, a student reflects on what the old center has meant to her growth as a Ball State student.
Students have serious fun on Ball State’s new varsity esports team.
Alumnus Jonathan Scott provides a Top 10 list of ways to become “a better ally, for those who ID as straight, and cisgender.”
Becoming more aware of the snap judgments we make about others is an important step in fostering a more inclusive culture.
As a mentor, Tony Smith,’68, shares his rich life experiences with the Ball State community.
A Ball State immersive learning class promotes the dual language program in Muncie schools boosts students’ confidence and cognitive skills.