Top 10 Ways to Become a Better LGBTQ Ally
Alumnus Jonathan Scott provides a Top 10 list of ways to become “a better ally, for those who ID as straight, and cisgender.”
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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.
Lucina Ball Moxley, granddaughter of one of the famed Ball brothers who founded the University, passed away on March 25, 2020, in Indianapolis. She was 101. Lucina, who is the oldest living member of the Ball family, celebrated her 100th birthday at the same time that the University was marking its Centennial. At Commencement in […]
Despite all its shortcomings—or, perhaps, because of them—the residence hall complex holds a unique place in the hearts of generations of Cardinals since its 1967 opening. Read their stories.
Samantha Phillips could not sit idly by as the COVID-19 pandemic spread. The nursing alumna left her Texas home to help those in need at New York City’s Coney Island Hospital.