Former Ball State University swimmer Apsara Sakbun, ’23, was training for a marathon when she received a phone call from the head of the Khmer Swimming Federation in Cambodia.
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Swimming to Paris
Former Ball State University swimmer Apsara Sakbun, ’23, was training for a marathon when she received a phone call from the head of the Khmer Swimming Federation in Cambodia.
Meaningful Connections for Major Impact
True Cardinal Mentorship Program helps players build real-life connections that support navigating their futures
Building Community
Ball State’s Man 2 Men program helps men of color graduate with high academic achievement and preparedness for post-graduate life
Crowning Achievement
Explore Careers, Experience Indiana
Scaling New Heights
Patrick Alderdice, ’92, has always aimed high whether climbing mountains or supporting his alma mater.
A Transformational Year