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An architecture student builds a shelter she designed during a recent trip she and other students took to California's Death Valley

College of Architecture students tackle the challenge of creating a shelter that’s portable, easy to assemble and can keep people safe in extreme environments.

A portrait of graduate student Jes Wade, who helped start Cardinal Kitchen.

Cardinal Kitchen, which has helped more than 350 students during 1,000-plus visits since opening in January 2015, aims to expand awareness and its space.

A student involved with Late Night at Ball State talks about the weekly event.

Saturday’s weekly bash at the Student Center continues to build on a 15-year mission of alcohol-free fun with an always-changing array of activities, movies and crafts.

A human tunnel greets campers in the morning during a week at Ball State's chapter of Camp Kesem.

Ball State undergrads spent more than a year recruiting volunteers, raising money and finding children to attend the university’s chapter of Camp Kesem.

Several incoming freshmen and an orientation leader walk to North Quad to schedule classes.

More than 3,800 incoming freshmen from Indiana and across the U.S. attended two-day sessions this summer, making the event one of Ball State’s biggest ever.