Ball State junior Savannah Lundgren is making the most of her time at the state’s only university with a zoology concentration.
The Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative has brought 10 social and business entrepreneurs to campus for four weeks of hands-on experience and training.
The fall event for glass working/sculpture students, which also subsidizes their career-building opportunities, sells out in less than two hours.
An unprecedented overhaul, valued at more than $500,000, equips Ball State’s “Pride of Mid-America” musicians with new drums, horns and piccolos.
The Center for Academic and Economic Innovation — Fishers, adjoining a co-working space in the bustling city, is poised to be a hub of entrepreneurship.
The statue created to commemorate the financial generosity of the Ball brothers toward Muncie has remained an iconic fixture of Ball State.
Ball State undergrads spent more than a year recruiting volunteers, raising money and finding children to attend the university’s chapter of Camp Kesem.