A helmeted biology professor Tim Carter holds a small bat in the palm of his hands.

Ball State’s bat man hopes to eliminate white nose syndrome, which has killed millions of the flying mammals he so loves.

Professor John Pitchel tends to a small farm in the basement of West Quad.

Professor John Pichtel has been growing wheat and other crops in the basement of Ball State’s West Quad to find out if fracking fluids are harmful.

Photo shows ancient Cambodian temples called the Angkor Wat.

History professor Ken Hall studies extant temples, which play a significant role in the country’s recovery from its violent past. [dropcap]I[/dropcap]n a sacred space that remains the world’s largest monument to any religion, the Hindu-Buddhist temple complex at Angkor, Cambodia, has survived centuries of civil and regional war to become a symbol of possibility. Its […]

Photo is a NASA image of the surface of Mars.

Ball State researcher builds an exercise program fit for outer space Scott Trappe and his research team at the Human Performance Laboratory (HPL) are working with NASA to develop an exercise program to keep astronauts healthy during long space flights. To better understand how to counteract the muscle atrophy and bone loss from the lack of gravity, […]

Members of Ball State's baseball team talk with youths in the Dominican Republic.

[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Cardinals baseball team has a winning record through the first half of its season, but what the team won during Thanksgiving week 2015 just might be more important. Players got an unforgettable blend of top-notch competition, international travel and growing closer to the true meaning of the holiday. The team journeyed to the Dominican […]

Spoke Jonze, Bennett Miller and David Letterman appear onstage at Emens Auditorium.

The celebrated alumnus announced a gift, The David Letterman Experience, which will contain memorabilia from the late-night TV host’s career.

A boy paints on a weatherproof Plexiglas easel on the site of a 2-acre playscape at Muncie Head Start.

Associate Professor of Architecture Pam Harwood and her students designed a nearly 2-acre space intended to turn recess into a learning environment.