A significant gift from 1981 graduate Michelle (Asby) Ryan and husband, Jim, supports first-generation teaching majors.
Ball State alumni who were the first in their family to earn a college degree share why they feel compelled to give back
As vice president of development for the Community Health Network Foundation, Bente Weitekamp, ’98, knows first-hand the impact of giving.
Ailing nursing instructor succeeds in goal to see his daughter graduate from College of Health, vows to continue his fight for life
Tina McIntosh’s passion for caring for older adults—which she originally discovered while attending Ball State—resurfaced.
Ball State graduate, Steve Gilbert, is using boxing, mountain-climbing, and marathon-running to fight back Parkinson’s
From humble beginnings in the Heartland to president of a technology and marketing company, Timothy M. Andrews, ’84, gives back.