Educational opportunities at Ball State and beyond shaped Janet Arias-Martinez into the passionate advocate she is today.
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An immersive learning class brings a walking tour of historic Carmel, Indiana to people’s smartphones.
Ball State’s literary magazine and festival of first books gives students opportunities to become published, learn from debut authors.
Wildlife biology students conducted a prescribed burn to release nutrients into the soil at Cooper Farm, a 40-acre prairie north of Ball State’s campus.
Student volunteers traveled to a challenged St. Louis enclave, stepped into the realities of its residents and took away a new perspective.
The 50-year-old predecessor to Charles W. Brown aims to produce shows for planetariums nationwide, thanks to a partnership that blends science and the arts.
Katrina Anne Willis, an essayist and award-winning blogger, had her first novel published this spring. “Parting Gifts” is about family struggle from the view of three adult sisters.
