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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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Students Capture America’s Pastime
Aspiring professional sports journalists cover baseball’s spring training for the Grapefruit League, gaining valuable experience in the field.
Libraries’ Digital Archives Surpasses 1 Million Items
Libraries’ digital archives collection reaches milestone by posting one millionth piece and creates a connection to the area’s rich history.
Disability Services Widens Focus Beyond Campus to Students’ Careers
A new career specialist is helping Ball State better serve students with disabilities by easing the transition from college to career.
On Alternative Spring Break, Students Trade Leisure for Life Lessons
Student volunteers traveled to a challenged St. Louis enclave, stepped into the realities of its residents and took away a new perspective.
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.