Dear Faculty, Student and Alumni Colleagues, Halfway into the fall semester I must reflect on the fact that in a world of limited space and resources filled with 7.7 billion people, and subject to constant natural and cultural changes, we all need to “run very fast” and adapt in order to survive. It is also […]
The Department of History’s Annual Student History Conference is one of it’s most important events. History students are encouraged to share research in the form of papers, teaching units, and multimedia presentations prepared for history courses with interested students and faculty. The 22nd annual Student History Conference was on Friday, February 22nd. In addition to research […]
Sam Weiss is an actuary for Votaire, where he enjoys helping individuals understand the confusing puzzle of retirement. He graduated from Ball State in 2015 with a degree in Actuarial Science, and minors in Computer Science and Business. What brought you to Ball State? I knew I wanted to be in the actuarial science program […]
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 […]