The topic of university students voting was brought up at Ball State University’s Student Government Association’s (SGA) Sept. 11 meeting.
Indiana fifth district congressional seat candidates prepare for a community forum September 12 insided Anderson High School. Many topics were discussed by the candidates, including abortion, immigration, gun control, taxes and education. Shelby Anderson, DN
Indiana fifth district congressional seat independent candidate Robby Slaughter shares opening remarks during the congressional forum September 12 inside Anderson High School. Slaughter’s top priority is to establish term limits but to “earn the trust” of voters. Shelby Anderson, DN
Indiana fifth district congressional seat candidate Victoria Spartz shares opening remarks during the congressional forum September 12 inside Anderson High School. Spartz said her top priority is to lower the national debt, tackle inflation and change the current “oligopolies” that oversee the healthcare system. Shelby Anderson, DN
Guest Speaker David Roof from the Center for Economic and Civic Learning addressed Ball State University's Student Government Association (SGA). Roof spoke on the importance of students voting in elections.
Student Government Association's Gunjot Dhot, a first-year student, and Vice President Brenna Large address the senate at Ball State University's L.A. Pittenger Student Center Sept. 11.
First-year Grace Rerucha gives a presentation explaining why she would be a good fit for Ball State University's Student Government Association (SGA) at the L.A Pittenger Student Center Sept. 11. Rerucha wanted to increase middle and high school participation in the area. Shelby Anderson, DN
