By Melissa Kraman At the end of April, Ball State students in an immersive learning course will publish their 2020 volume of Stance, the only international philosophy research journal that is entirely edited and produced by undergraduates. The COVID-19 threat did not stop them from continuing a tradition that started 13 years ago. Stance is […]

Here at the College of Sciences and Humanities, we love to highlight the new faculty members joining our team. Professor Johanna Maple is a new Assistant Teaching Professor in the Legal Studies Program in the Political Science department. The following interview discusses what brought her to Ball State, her goals, and her various hobbies. Describe […]

by Sarah Dalton Andrew Luce is a Ball State alum who double majored in History (Public History concentration) and Political Science. He also graduated from the Honors College program. Can you provide a brief description of your current position as a donor relations officer? My role as a Donor Relations Officer with Ann & Robert […]

A Ball State program has taken a leading role in guaranteeing the security of future elections in Indiana and throughout the nation. In the aftermath of Florida’s confusing vote count in the 2000 presidential election, legislators nationwide recognized a need for voting modernization. Between 2003 and 2006, the State of Indiana invested more than 70 […]