As we gained new knowledge about the spread of the pandemic, Ball State University joined universities across the globe requiring a strictly online learning platform.

A new text-based messaging system will bring health information to Burmese refugees living in Indianapolis.

Through the Well Connected immersive learning project, College of Health students created a passport-like booklet that encourages Muncie residents to explore their area.

A Ball State doctoral student is leading researchers to study aggressive Canada geese in Indianapolis area.

Dr. Jagdish Khubchandani analyzes and provides insight on the COVID-19 crisis and how the decisions made around it impact the U.S. economy.

Ege Yener is leading a movement in northern California to make masks and other protective materials for healthcare workers and first responders.

As one of the registered dietitians at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital, Amy Amyx, ‘00, has been working on the frontlines – dealing with various infectious diseases ranging from acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) to H1N1 influenza (swine flu), but nothing has been as tough to deal with as the novel coronavirus outbreak. “The COVID-19 epidemic has […]

Mariah Roberts credits her ability to receive the prestigious Orr Fellowship to professors and events that prepared, pushed, and encouraged her.

When the COVID-19 pandemic closed her elementary school last month in Delaware, Ohio, Marie Weller, ’84, wanted to continue working with students dealing social and emotional issues on a daily basis. So, the veteran school counselor in Delaware City Schools, located outside of Columbus, Ohio, enlisted her closest allies – several toy puppets – to […]

Marketing professor Mark Mayer gives suggestions on how brands can maintain and shape customer loyalty amid COVID-19.