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Educating Students, Serving Communities

Audiology Clinic

Expanding the reach of student-delivered healthcare and cultivating community-driven solutions

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Cardinals In Spirit

Dan and Sabrina Starck pose for a photo wearing their Cardinal red. Despite not attending Ball State themselves, the Starcks have had all four of their children graduate from the University: Cameron, ’15 (bachelor’s degree in Accounting); Cailey Starck Witmer, ’15 (bachelor’s degree in Special Education); Courtney, ’19 (bachelor’s degree in Biology); and Cathryn, ’22 (bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology).

How a California couple with no previous ties to Ball State ended up falling in love with the University after sending all four of their children to the Muncie campus

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Around the World

Students from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (ECAP) pose for a photo on the broad stairs of a historically significant architectural site during a recent trip to Rome, Italy, as part of the CAP Around the World international field trip.

International travel gives Ball State students experiences of a lifetime.

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In Honor of Ethan Whitehead

Ethan Whitehead

Ethan Whitehead, collapsed in the classroom at Ball State’s R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (ECAP) on Nov. 11, 2021.

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Philanthropy, Passion, and the Power of Giving Back

Bente Weitekamp

As vice president of development for the Community Health Network Foundation, Bente Weitekamp, ’98, knows first-hand the impact of giving.

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A Matter of Life

Dan Minnick

Ailing nursing instructor succeeds in goal to see his daughter graduate from College of Health, vows to continue his fight for life

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Driven To Help Others

Tina McIntosh

Tina McIntosh’s passion for caring for older adults—which she originally discovered while attending Ball State—resurfaced.

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