More than 80 percent of graduates from 13 Indiana public and private colleges say their education was worth the cost, according to the results of the first Gallup-Indiana Graduate Satisfaction Survey released by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education.
Two months after the flooding and the worst damage Bracken Library has ever seen, repairs and replacements to all the damages are still underway, and the final tally of damages is just under 13,000 items.
Former president Paul W. Ferguson, who resigned without explanation after only 18 months and three and a half years before his contract was up, has now landed a new job at Biola University — a private Christian school in California.
One of the historic Ball mansions, found around the Minnetrista area near campus, will soon be up for lease after the glassmaking company Ardagh Group relocates to Fishers.
The first step to becoming a Cardinal is to get through freshman orientation, and the incoming class of 2020 has already had several groups complete it in the last few weeks.
John Allen Seidel, a Ball State professor for 24 years, passed away Friday, June 10, 2016, at the age of 67. He was born Oct. 1, 1948, to Charles Seidel and Elsie (Reinert) Seidel in Reading, Pa.
For many incoming freshmen, summer is the time to relax and prepare for the next chapter of their lives at Ball State. But it's also time to choose a roommate, with hopes of finding a best friend or at least someone to share a home with for the next four years.
Around 2,800 people received their diplomas and became Ball State alumni for the Class of 2016 on May 7.
MUNCIE, IN (NewsLink Indiana) -- It's graduation day and there are a few rain chances in the forecast.
Tuition will increase 1.6 percent for the 2016-17 fiscal year, similar to a 1.65 percent increase last year. The Board of Trustees also voted unanimously to approve several budgets for different funds for next year, which ended up accounting for new student tuition fees of $3,821 per semester.
After Delaware County was put under a tornado warning around 10:30 p.m. on May 1, some students took to social media to wonder why Ball State hadn't sent out an emergency alert.
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The America Multi-Sport will be hosting the third annual Indiana Spring Sprint Triathlon and 5K at Ball State this weekend with the 100th Running Host Committee of the Indy 500 as the special guests.
As the semester comes to a close and students prepare to go home for the summer, many are still looking for jobs.
The Class of 2016 will graduate next week, but what do they wish they would have learned or experienced as underclassmen?
Mostly cloudy skies today and dry conditions. Rain this weekend with with temperatures in the lower to mid 60s.
The past few years have treated the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences well, whether it’s been the announcement of McKinley Commons (now on hold), partnering with hotels in Downtown Muncie, renovations to facilities in the Applied Technology Building or large increases in online enrollment. But that didn’t show when looking at Ball State’s College of Applied Science and Technology Fact Book. Department headcount — a measure of how many students are in a department — showed the department had a 42 percent decrease in enrollment between 2010-11 and 2014-15, going from 1,612 students to 937 students in just five years. However, there were discrepancies. “We never had 1,600 students.
Ball State’s sororities may be getting houses in the future, as the university is looking into building townhome-style houses for the 10 National Panhellenic Council chapters on campus.
JOHNSON A RESIDENCE HALL OPENS FOR FALL SEMESTER Walking into the newly renovated Botsford-Swinford halls is a much different experience from stepping into LaFollette Complex.
University Senate approved the a joint resolution created by university governance leaders, President Terry King and the Board of Trustees at their last meeting of the academic year.
