Lauren Baney has kept a 24-hour vigil, raised money and put together events in her hometown of Fishers, Indiana, to promote awareness of human trafficking.
The 50-year-old predecessor to Charles W. Brown aims to produce shows for planetariums nationwide, thanks to a partnership that blends science and the arts.
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Honors College senior Sarah Fischer has blended her majors in biology and printmaking by studying campus bird-window impacts and creating bird etchings.
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Cris Dorman, ’06, started Rock My Bow Tie, a men’s accessory line that, in addition to its namesake product, sells pocket squares, suspenders and neck ties.
https://assets.magazine.bsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/02001232/Goodyear_Main-1.jpg9002100Marc Ransfordhttps://assets.magazine.bsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/19110114/bsu_mag_logo.pngMarc Ransford2016-06-30 08:28:012017-04-04 13:30:46Indy 500 Driver's Son Tears It Up in Class, on the Track
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Student Activist Fights Human Trafficking Near, Far
Lauren Baney has kept a 24-hour vigil, raised money and put together events in her hometown of Fishers, Indiana, to promote awareness of human trafficking.
Old Planetarium Revamped Into Cutting-Edge Studio
The 50-year-old predecessor to Charles W. Brown aims to produce shows for planetariums nationwide, thanks to a partnership that blends science and the arts.
Senior Makes Sense, Art out of Bird-Window Crashes
Honors College senior Sarah Fischer has blended her majors in biology and printmaking by studying campus bird-window impacts and creating bird etchings.
Web-Based Men’s Fashion Line Grooms Alumnus for Success
Cris Dorman, ’06, started Rock My Bow Tie, a men’s accessory line that, in addition to its namesake product, sells pocket squares, suspenders and neck ties.
Students’ Ingenuity Takes Flight With Butterfly Exhibit
The multidisciplinary group submits to city officials a proposed redesign of the attraction that draws 20,000-plus visitors a year.
Indy 500 Driver’s Son Tears It Up in Class, on the Track
Ball State junior Michael Goodyear, son of two-time Indy 500 driver Scott Goodyear, is preparing for a future in business and racing in equal measure.
Award-Winning Campus Dietitian Steps Up to the Plate
Amanda Kruse navigates food allergies and dietary restrictions as she promotes good eating at more than a dozen Ball State dining locations.