Ball State reports 3 positive COVID-19 cases over spring break
By Staff Reports / March 14, 2022Ball State reported 3 positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees over spring break March 7-13, according to the Ball State COVID-19 dashboard.
Ball State reported 3 positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees over spring break March 7-13, according to the Ball State COVID-19 dashboard.
Ball State reported 17 positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees Feb. 28 to March 6, according to the Ball State COVID-19 dashboard.
The executive order Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law declaring COVID-19 a public health emergency in March 2020 is set to expire Saturday.
For junior exercise science major Zander Lichosik, the past two years have been a frustrating waiting game. In his freshman year, Lichosik applied to the U.K. Fulbright Summer Institute (FSI) scholarship. He was supposed to study abroad in Scotland in summer 2020. But, like many other college students impatiently waiting to travel overseas, a global pandemic put Lichosik’s plans on pause.
Braden Reynolds, a Ball State student, was injured in and died as a result of a single-vehicle car crash early Friday morning near the Scramble Light at the intersection of West Riverside and North McKinley Avenue.
Ball State is offering a one-time retirement incentive package for full-time faculty members.
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) introduced an amendment Wednesday that would create an appeals process for lost representation of protected, or guaranteed, seats.
Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said Wednesday Russian troops have taken the Ukrainian port city of Kherson, according to the Associated Press.
Ball State announced in an email Wednesday masks will be optional starting 5 p.m. Friday, March 4.
Ask Sergei Zhuk how he’s doing and he will respond with two words. "I'm surviving."
House Bill 1041, which would ban transgender girls from playing in girls sports in schools, was passed by the Indiana General Assembly Tuesday. The bill now moves to Gov. Eric Holcomb's desk for consideration.
Gov. Eric Holcomb issued Executive Order 22-08 March 1 in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, condemning the action and mapping out Indiana's response.
It’s the first day of classes at Ball State. Leo Caldwell, assistant lecturer of media design, is ready to welcome a new group of students to his classes, prepared to teach them all he knows about journalism and design. Students file into the classroom, filling the empty desks around the room and preparing themselves for what they are about to learn in Caldwell’s class. However, during Caldwell’s introduction, he includes a detail students may not know about him — Caldwell is transgender.
Ball State reported 17 positive COVID-19 cases among students and employees Feb. 21-27, according to the Ball State COVID-19 dashboard. Cases continue to drop for the fifth week in a row. This is a 26.1 percent decrease from the Feb. 14-20 positive case count, which was 23.
Most days, Sarah Hollowell wakes up around 6:30 – 7 a.m. and immediately begins working. Some days, she finishes around 2 or 3 p.m. On others, she does a few hours of work in the morning, a few in the evening and a few late at night.
According to an email sent at 1:55 p.m. Feb. 26 by Nick Campanella, residence hall director for Schmidt/Wilson Hall, the North Neighborhood currently has water after having been without it for nearly 12 hours due to a water main break.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Friday it is relaxing its mask guidelines for counties with “low” or “medium” community levels, a metric based on new COVID-19 hospitalizations, new COVID-19 cases and hospital capacity.
Joey Glover didn’t know who he was or where he wanted to spend his college years until he found Ball State. For him, Ball State felt like home as soon as he stepped on campus, and Spectrum, Ball State’s LGBTQ support organization, was an opportunity for him to grow into himself as a person, he said.
Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane, three former Minneapolis police officers, were charged with violating George Floyd’s civil rights Feb. 24.
President Joe Biden spoke from the White House East Room Feb. 24 about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, calling it a “premeditated attack” Russian President Vladimir Putin planned for months.
