The 1970 Ball State grad, who’ll be honored at an Oct. 21 alumni recognition dinner, planted seeds during college that yielded a successful public affairs career.
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The Center for Academic and Economic Innovation — Fishers, adjoining a co-working space in the bustling city, is poised to be a hub of entrepreneurship.
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Cameron Lowry drops 50 pounds in the five months after his last football game in December 2012, thanks to an aggressive nutrition and exercise regimen.
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Ball State undergrads spent more than a year recruiting volunteers, raising money and finding children to attend the university’s chapter of Camp Kesem.
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Greg Schenkel Came to Ball State on a Golf Swing, Honed Skills That Made a Career
The 1970 Ball State grad, who’ll be honored at an Oct. 21 alumni recognition dinner, planted seeds during college that yielded a successful public affairs career.
Amid Pomp and Promise, Ball State’s Fishers Center Officially Opens
The Center for Academic and Economic Innovation — Fishers, adjoining a co-working space in the bustling city, is poised to be a hub of entrepreneurship.
Benny, a Timeless Campus Landmark, Turns 79
The statue created to commemorate the financial generosity of the Ball brothers toward Muncie has remained an iconic fixture of Ball State.
Former Ball State Lineman Sheds, Shreds Way to a New Look
Cameron Lowry drops 50 pounds in the five months after his last football game in December 2012, thanks to an aggressive nutrition and exercise regimen.
After a Parent’s Diagnosis, Camp Lets Kids Be Kids
Ball State undergrads spent more than a year recruiting volunteers, raising money and finding children to attend the university’s chapter of Camp Kesem.
Faculty Break From the Norm at Entrepreneurial Learning Academy
Lecturing and memorization take a back seat at the inaugural eight-week academy, as 10 faculty members hone classroom creativity.
Students Unearth Insights During, After Historic U.S. Battles of the Late 1700s
An immersive learning experience continues Ball State research that began five years ago at the site of the Army installation Fort Recovery.