Check out these top stories from the Ball State Blog in 2020.

2020. The year of COVID. Whatever you refer to it as, it’s now behind us. With a new, fresh year ahead, we’re taking a look back and reflecting on some awesome shots our photographers snapped throughout 2020. A testament to the passion and dedication of our students, faculty, staff, and the community to Ball State, […]

Spanish is the second-most-spoken language in the world and English is the third. Learning these languages can be extremely beneficial, especially if you learn them at a young age. In an Immersive Learning project, Ball State students from two Spanish classes worked with the Dual Language Immersion Program at West View Elementary by teaching second-graders […]

Ball State junior Andrew Schuler is among 1,300 Indiana National Guard Members deployed to nursing homes throughout the state.

Check out the big changes that took place at Ball State in Fall 2020. Four new buildings, two demos, and new recreation spaces in the works.

English students are turning stories about the lives of Midwesterners into a podcast and museum exhibit in The Midwestern Stories Project immersive learning class.

At Ball State, Veterans Day is an opportunity to reflect on veterans’ critical role in the institution’s history, helping transform it from a relatively small college into a mid-sized, multi-dimensional university.

The Ball State Department of Theatre and Dance faces endless challenges in the age of COVID. But, much like the rest of the world, “the show must go on.”

With Halloween on the mind, ever heard of a ghost archaeologist? And did you know Ball State has one? All the spooky – or maybe not – answers.

We trace many of our Halloween traditions to ancient pre-Christian-era Celtic celebrations, but this year will be much different due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Check out these historical items, parenting tips, and random thoughts and observations about the holiday season from Ball State faculty. Halloween Traditions Date Back Centuries Fred Suppe, a history professor, points out […]