The untitled piece in Yorktown — being built by a School of Architecture team — is starting conversations amid hopes that it and future projects will stir commerce.
More than 3,800 incoming freshmen from Indiana and across the U.S. attended two-day sessions this summer, making the event one of Ball State’s biggest ever.
https://bsu-wpe-magazine.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/01234852/GalleryFinal_0001_Slide2.jpg7441200Ball State Staffhttps://assets.magazine.bsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/19110114/bsu_mag_logo.pngBall State Staff2016-07-18 11:24:042017-03-13 11:21:41Freshmen Glimpse Future at Ball State Orientation
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.
https://bsu-wpe-magazine.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/02000007/Planetarium_Main.jpg9002100Gail Wernerhttps://assets.magazine.bsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/19110114/bsu_mag_logo.pngGail Werner2016-07-11 09:35:552017-03-06 08:43:25Old Planetarium Revamped Into Cutting-Edge Studio
Honors College senior Sarah Fischer has blended her majors in biology and printmaking by studying campus bird-window impacts and creating bird etchings.
https://bsu-wpe-magazine.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/02001121/Fischer_Main2.jpg9002100Anna Beyerhttps://assets.magazine.bsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/19110114/bsu_mag_logo.pngAnna Beyer2016-07-07 08:13:262017-03-06 08:51:37Senior Makes Sense, Art out of Bird-Window Crashes
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.
Curiosity Builds As CAP-Led Art Installation Rises
The untitled piece in Yorktown — being built by a School of Architecture team — is starting conversations amid hopes that it and future projects will stir commerce.
Freshmen Glimpse Future at Ball State Orientation
More than 3,800 incoming freshmen from Indiana and across the U.S. attended two-day sessions this summer, making the event one of Ball State’s biggest ever.
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.