Students and faculty grow concerned about Senate Bill 202
By Olivia Ground / February 29, 2024Senate Bill 202 proposes changes in tenure and new criteria for “intellectual diversity.”
Senate Bill 202 proposes changes in tenure and new criteria for “intellectual diversity.”
The Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) began their meeting with a presentation from a special guest, SGA Sen. Shaina Miller.
A scriptwriter who tells a comedic thriller story is honored with a campus-wide award.
Right after their grand opening, a car crashed into the side of the building, based on a Facebook post by Midnight Cafe and Grill. According to a police report by Muncie Police Department, the crash happened at 3:03 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 20.
One local business has decided to share their love for the franchise. Next Level Games, on McGalliard Road, is a family-owned business that shares its’ love for various card games, such as Magic the Gathering and Yu-Ghi-Oh!
She plans to bring her thesis alive through a three-episode docuseries.
The Art Bank gives students the opportunity to donate old art supplies and discover new ones, and it allows all students to get to know their campus resources.
In addition to having an open mind, Mann says that curiosity is the best trait to have when searching for majors.
A notable highlight from the town hall was campus safety.
The new initiative is encouraging students to vote.
Bold colors, ornate frames, dramatic subjects. All of these are characteristics of the lost era of art in the new exhibit at the David Owsley Museum of Art titled “Beyond the Medici.”
While residents try settling into their new lives, they have not given up hope about returning to better conditions.
The Center of Peace and Conflict Studies first came up with the idea for a peace plaza in 2011.
According to the Indiana State Profile and Energy Estimates, Indiana serves as the top 25 state that produces the most renewable energy.
At the Ball State Student Government Association (SGA) meeting on Feb. 21, senators Bethia Busingye and Quinn Davis were elected.
Indiana Senate Bill (SB) 202 passed in the House Education Committee with eight yeas and four nays Feb. 21.
Director of Student Life Abby Haworth confirmed the results of the 2024-25 SGA Executive Ticket Elections Tuesday, with Noah Poole and Brenna Large of the “Elevate” platform beating the Adams and Angel ticket.
The volunteer-driven organization aims to elevate Black-owned businesses and bolster the local economy
