Ball State students spread awareness amidst the pandemic

Ball State students have still found ways to use their voice in Muncie amidst the pandemic and the modified school year. The Women’s March took place Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Delaware County building.

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Ball State science students create comic book to promote project

When Patricia Lang, Ball State chemistry professor and director of Ball State’s Indiana Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (IN-LSAMP) project, and her team found a new way to teach science, they took advantage of the opportunity to make something creative — in this case, a comic book.

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North Dining Hall provides late-night options

If you’re looking for a late-night bite on campus, you can find one at North Dining Hall.

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Ball State plans its first spring Homecoming

On Aug. 17, the Ball State University Alumni Association officially postponed Homecoming and the week of celebrations that come with it. This year would have been Ball State’s 94th annual Homecoming celebration.

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Lewellen Aquatic Center remains standing due to conservation efforts

Many universities have state-of-the-art facilities they take pride in, and Ball State has one that has been standing for over half a century.

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New app helps college students make friends during the pandemic

The return to campus brought many changes to the college experience, especially when it comes to making friends. With limited in-person classes, online club meetings, and social distancing guidelines, students have been finding it difficult to befriend their peers.

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Ball State University students speak on the return to campus despite COVID-19

Ball State University’s decision to return back to campus has left students, administration, and families with a mix of emotions.  

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