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The $3.4 million demolition project of the LaFollette Complex has started and many former and current students have shared mixed emotions and memories from living in the halls.
To celebrate the legacy of LaFollette, the Office of Housing and Residence Life has started the LaFollette Brick Project, giving Ball State students, faculty, staff and alumni the chance to keep a brick from the largest residence hall complex on campus.
Each LaFollette brick is $75, with money going towards the Thelma Miller Scholarship fund at the Ball State Foundation.
The cost of brick has sprung some mixed reactions on social media.
Ball State is charging $75 for a LaFollette brick when I already paid close to $10k to live there?? I'm entitled to that brick god damn it
— Sam Meyer (@personguy31) June 12, 2017
If interested, bricks can be purchased here and will be shipped and received via USPS within 3-4 weeks.
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