Remembering Dr. Alan Hargrave, Ball State Administrator and Alumnus
Ball State University is mourning the passing of Dr. Alan L. Hargrave, a beloved alumnus and retired administrator whose visionary […]
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Ball State Teams Up with Habitat for Humanity for August ‘Build Month’
Ball State University is partnering with Greater Muncie Habitat for Humanity this August for a monthlong volunteer initiative—Ball State Builds—designed
From Isolation to Elevation: Len Forkas Climbs Mount Everest for Kids With Cancer
When he stood atop Mount Everest—about 29,000 feet above sea level—earlier this year, Ball State University graduate Len Forkas, ’82,
From culture shock to confidence—finding a voice and leading class discussions
I had no idea just how much my Ball State journey would change me. When I stepped on campus after
From stalled to soaring—helping lead Ball State’s biggest fundraiser
The new sense of freedom I experienced when I got to Ball State was everything I imagined—no curfews, no one
From solo to supported—embracing campus and community networks
When I arrived at Ball State in Fall 2023, I immediately felt homesick. My hometown of Fort Wayne wasn’t far
From doubt to direction—finding confidence and a place among Ball State’s Top 100
When I transferred to Ball State University, I didn’t know what to expect. It was a difficult decision to transfer
From tragedy to triumph—12 years later, stronger, and guiding others forward
I was really excited to be a part of the Ball State community. But I didn’t realize how lost I
Jorge Romero: A Life of Music from Argentina to Ball State to Paris
By Kate Elliott Jorge Romero, MM ’95, lives and breathes music. The pianist and composer practices piano about six hours
DHS Expands Opportunities in U.S. for STEM Professionals
Department adds Twenty-Two New Fields of Study and Takes Additional Steps to Attract Critical STEM Talent The Department of Homeland