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Storm chasing at Ball State University
By Katherine Sehgal / September 14, 2021While it’s been quite dry and hot in Muncie, other areas are in the midst of hurricane season.
While it’s been quite dry and hot in Muncie, other areas are in the midst of hurricane season.
With warmer weather arriving, allergies are on their way. This brings people wondering if this year’s allergy season is worse than last year’s season.
With only six weeks left in the spring semester of 2021, students are experiencing zoom fatigue. However, there may be a solution to the burnout of online meetings.
Many know March as the season that rings in sunshine and rain showers. While March is known for its warmer weather, it also celebrates women’s contributions to society.
Sushil Sharma, associate dean of operations of the Miller College of Business and professor of Computer Information Systems, was one of the six researchers who conducted a survey on vaccine hesitancy.
Sushil Sharma, associate dean of operations of the Miller College of Business and professor of Computer Information Systems, was one of the six researchers who conducted a survey on vaccine hesitancy.
As February nears its end, Black History Month is at a forefront.
COVID-19 affected many students this year and impacted the community of Ball State. To help acknowledge these circumstances, the Ball State University Libraries Archives and Special Collections set up a COVID-19 Pandemic Archive.
Since the start of Covid-19, many students have struggled to connect with people like years prior. Even though the pandemic causes many people to have to rethink their social connections, it is still possible to interact with people on campus.
With midterms coming up, the process is looking a little different due to COVID-19. Tests are being administered online to keep every student safe.
