Stephanie Schuck, MS ’12, greets an old friend, a sugar maple tree, in Ginn Woods. (Photo courtesy of John Taylor) Indiana’s second-largest protected old-growth forest officially became a state nature preserve thanks to Ball State University. The Indiana Natural Resources Commission established the 161-acre Ginn Woods as a nature preserve after the Board of Trustees approved the […]
Whether guiding students to fulfilling careers or helping establish an Islamic center in Muncie, Mir Masoom Ali is gifted at making others’ lives better.
Pathways helps students from marginalized backgrounds flourish in graduate school and beyond.
As a mentor, Tony Smith,’68, shares his rich life experiences with the Ball State community.
A Ball State immersive learning class promotes the dual language program in Muncie schools boosts students’ confidence and cognitive skills.
Archaeological research at a former state hospital will help honor those who died with mental illness.
A computer science professor won a top award for an educational game he created about the Space Race. But would his 8-year-old son like it?
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