The Tony Award-winning actress and longtime university friend made a Broadway splash in the musical and is co-directing the production opening March 31.
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College of Architecture students tackle the challenge of creating a shelter that’s portable, easy to assemble and can keep people safe in extreme environments.
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The 10th student-run Riley Hospital for Children fundraiser — 1,500 dancers strong and a record haul in its sites — traces its ambition to the original.
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We asked Cardinal couples on Facebook to share their fateful tales of how Ball State brought them together. Read the seven stories that most made us swoon.
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Ball State’s ‘Shrek the Musical’ Is a Sutton Foster Homecoming in More Ways Than One
The Tony Award-winning actress and longtime university friend made a Broadway splash in the musical and is co-directing the production opening March 31.
Lecturer’s Book Gives Native American Tribes’ Untold Stories Their Due
Telecommunications lecturer Chris Flook mines scholarly research at Ball State and elsewhere to produce “Native Americans of East-Central Indiana.”
‘I Can Do This’: Mentors Guide Undergrads From Diverse Backgrounds Onto Faculty Track
PhD Pathways, founded in 2012, is pointing the way to grad school for a growing number of students who want to come back to teach at Ball State.
For Ball State Dining, ‘Sustainability’ is More Than Food for Thought
Dining pursues sustainability through power savings, composting, recycling. Its efforts cut costs, reduce waste, keep food fresh and feed the hungry.
Trek to Death Valley Tests Whether Student-Designed Shelters Can Stand the Heat
College of Architecture students tackle the challenge of creating a shelter that’s portable, easy to assemble and can keep people safe in extreme environments.
‘Growing Pains’ to ‘Wildest Dreams’: First Dance Marathon in ’08 Planted Seeds for Success
The 10th student-run Riley Hospital for Children fundraiser — 1,500 dancers strong and a record haul in its sites — traces its ambition to the original.
Seven Ball State Alumni Love Stories That Stole Our Hearts
We asked Cardinal couples on Facebook to share their fateful tales of how Ball State brought them together. Read the seven stories that most made us swoon.