The demolition of Lafollette Complex started back in 2017 and is now just entering its final stages. To honor its former residents, Ball State University is holding a brick giveaway on Facebook.
“If you are very much comfortable with saying whatever is on your mind too, wherever the issue took place, then do that. We encourage students in a respectful and productive manner obviously to do just that,” said Keys.
“We work with students who are blocked or feeling stuck or maybe not fulfilled in all the areas of their life,” Anderson said. “Or maybe they’re just surviving but we want them to go from surviving to thriving.”
“I think you have to have an open mind. You have to be determined that you’re going to leave with some kind of opportunity and be positive,” Anthony said. “Be eager to work. I don’t think it’ll be that hard to get a job as long as you keep that positive mindset.”
Ball State University President, Geoffrey Mearns, has announced a new virtual program, “Ball State Plus,” which gives viewers an inside look into the university.
