After two years of research and conducting interviews, the Department of History will hold the documentary film showcase of "Tales Told Out Of School" this Friday, to celebrate the history made by one student-powered immersive learning course directed by Michael Doyle, director of the Ball State public history program.
A major bridge connecting Tillotson Avenue to IN-32 and the White River is closed until October.
With the current conversations about the future Planned Parenthood under the Trump administration, Students for Life of America is pushing for the defunding and potential new direction of the nonprofit organization.
An Indiana Senate committee approved a measure to make sanctuary universities illegal in the state this week, prohibiting universities from admitting undocumented immigrants.
Ball State's 2015-16 diversity report, orchestrated by the Council on Diversity and Inclusion, has demonstrated the progress made to implement certain initiatives to determine what attracts certain minority groups, according to the most recent report.
"More Free Therapy Less Free Football" is the slogan created by two students after realizing how underfunded the Counseling Center is.
With the challenges the Obama Administration faced to pass the Affordable Care Act, the Republican party has introduced their plan that allows states to choose.
With the sparks of outrage happening across the country, one graduate student felt a grassroots event such as 'Call Your Members of Congress' could change potential outcomes.
With suicide as the second leading cause of death for ages 15-23, Indiana lawmakers are working on new legislation for the new year that would be aimed at reducing the suicide rate among children, teenagers and young adults.
With a new year and the beginning of a new spring semester in gear, Ball State Housing and Residence Life is looking for applications from students who are interested in working as a resident assistant or as an academic peer mentor in the fall semester.
