Center for Historic Preservation partners with communities across Indiana, giving students hands-on experience while helping towns protect historic character and plan for long-term revitalization.
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Pride of Mid-America Marching Band unites students and alumni through music, mentorship, and shared tradition while expanding opportunities for travel, facilities, and student support.
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The College of Sciences and Humanities Success Hub combines personalized student support, course redesign, and faculty collaboration to help more Ball State students persist in demanding majors.
Privately funded improvements to the historic Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Honors House add classrooms, offices, and collaboration space to support the Honors College’s largest enrollment in its history.
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Ball State’s Carnegie ‘Triple Crown’ Recognition Highlights Student Opportunity and Impact
Ball State Earns Carnegie ‘Triple Crown’ for Opportunity, Research, Engagement
Ball State’s Center for Historic Preservation Blends Student Learning With Community Revitalization
Center for Historic Preservation partners with communities across Indiana, giving students hands-on experience while helping towns protect historic character and plan for long-term revitalization.
Ball State’s Pride of Mid-America Marching Band Builds Community Through Music
Pride of Mid-America Marching Band unites students and alumni through music, mentorship, and shared tradition while expanding opportunities for travel, facilities, and student support.
How Ball State’s CSH Success Hub Is Helping Students Stay On Track
The College of Sciences and Humanities Success Hub combines personalized student support, course redesign, and faculty collaboration to help more Ball State students persist in demanding majors.
Ball Honors House Expansion Supports Record Growth in Ball State Honors College
Privately funded improvements to the historic Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Honors House add classrooms, offices, and collaboration space to support the Honors College’s largest enrollment in its history.
Ball State Disability Services Marks 50 Years of Expanding Access and Opportunity
Ball State Disability Services Marks 50 Years of Student Support
Curating a Legacy: David T. Owsley’s Transformational Impact on Ball State’s Museum of Art
For more than 60 years, scholar and benefactor David T. Owsley helped transform a modest campus gallery into the David Owsley Museum of Art