For more than four decades, college students across Indiana have had the chance to learn more about government and serve their state through legislative internships at the Indiana Statehouse. Jeff Papa, MA ’99, was one of those students, when he was still completing his undergraduate degree in economics. And while he couldn’t have known it […]
Fake Blood, Simulated Patients Generate Real Results for Nursing Students
Future nurses at the school’s Simulation and Information Technology Center learn to address heart attacks, births and other medical situations.
Student Knowledge, 170-Plus Crops Growing on Year-Round Sustainable Farm
From seed to harvest to market, the newly created plot outside Albany, Indiana, provides students with the know-how to flourish in a farm-to-table economy.
Stories That Clicked With You: Ball State Magazine’s Top 10 for 2016
The new year promises many more, but take a moment to revisit the stories that you, our readers, made our top 10 of 2016.
From the School of Music, Tales of Real-World Industry Survival
Lectures by alumnus and Walk the Moon bass player Kevin Ray and a tour of a top music instrument dealer anchored a new class, Surviving the Music Industry.
Alumnus in Indiana Government Fosters Ball State’s Statehouse Internship Tradition
For more than four decades, college students across Indiana have had the chance to learn more about government and serve their state through legislative internships at the Indiana Statehouse. Jeff Papa, MA ’99, was one of those students, when he was still completing his undergraduate degree in economics. And while he couldn’t have known it […]
Collaboration, Quality Care at the Heart of New College of Health
The college combines six schools and departments to better prepare students for work in Indiana’s surging health care sector.
Students Design, Build a Mobile Greenhouse to Help Urban Farm Flourish
An architecture professor and 17 students undertake the project to extend the growing season of a sustainable 1-acre plot in Indianapolis.