University President Geoffrey Mearns said Neu represented the athletics department and university with “character and integrity.”
President Mearns speaks on the firing of Ball State head football coach, Mike Neu.
After 157 years of print circulation, the Indiana Daily Student will no longer be found on newsstands beginning this spring semester.
The flux of current teacher retention begs a question: Why are they really leaving?
Indiana’s near-total abortion ban presents questions on reproductive accessibility and health in the eight months after the decision.
If the government is for the people and by the people, then it should be ensuring the working class has strong, secure rights. Workers deserve the right to a clear path for joining unions, promoting negotiations and taking part in collective bargaining.
In our society, youth equates to beauty, but it shouldn’t be such a prominent point where it leads to fear. We need to stop ranking women by their age, looks or physical appeal. Women are more than the year they were born or their “fading” youth.
As climate change enters the therapy room, it needs to be acknowledged that it’s less about a single person’s climate footprint. It’s more about collective effort rather than governments and corporations shifting the blame onto individuals like those of Gen Z.
Kate Elliott, a lecturer for the School of Journalism and Strategic Communication at Ball State University, looks over her eulogy. Elliott read the eulogy at the memorial for her late husband Michael Elliott, who was a coordinator for the musical theater program at Ball State's Department of Theatre and Dance. Michael's memorial was held Aug. 24 at the David and Mary Jane Sursa Performance Hall. Kate Farr, DN
Second-year journalism student Trinity Rea poses for a photo in the Art and Journalism Building. "Acceptance can start with acknowledgment as trans and nonbinary people are not going anywhere. The sooner we accept this fact, the sooner people like me will understand what it means to feel whole," Rea said. Kate Farr, DN
Ball State students protest at the Scramble Light Feb. 28, 2024. Protestors were voicing opposition to Indiana's Senate Bill 202, which passed the day prior in the Indiana House. Kate Farr, DN
Amanda Dunnuck, who ran unapposed for Circuit Court Judge, adresses the crowd of supporters and community members at the Delaware County Headquarters on election night, Nov. 7, 2023. Kate Farr, DN
During the ceremony opening of the Brown Family Amphitheater, donor Charles Brown cuts the ribbon with other members from the Board of Trustees and President Geoffrey Mearns. The ceremony was followed by a free jazz concert. Kate Farr, DN
