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Staying Positive and Productive: A Struggle in a Negative World

March 20, 2026 by Riley Paulsen

I’m sure you have heard it before — just stay positive at work, don’t let your emotions cloud your work, or keep the work-life balance, but how do we actually do this? Do we stray away from the common tips and tricks, or combat workplace struggles with a unique 8-step morning routine? The truth is, everyone has a […]

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Student Highlight: Jenna Liesman

February 13, 2026 by Riley Paulsen

Advantageous or vivacious? When you’re Jenna Liesman, you can be both. Designing eye-catching graphics has been her role as a Design Apprentice and a Visual Arts Animation major. When faced with a challenge—designing and animating the graphics for this year’s senior class—she uses all her resources. When Adobe Illustrator didn’t work, she changed her approach by deep diving into research and choosing avenues that appealed to her. Messing up does not stop Jenna’s creation. […]

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From Idea to Reality: The Ball State Fabrication Lab

December 3, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

In its inaugural year, the newly revamped Fabrication Lab has quickly become a successful aspect of the Digital Corps. From 3D printing to laser cutting, The Fab Lab gives students a space to experiment, prototype, and bring ideas to life. The Lab originally operated as a plastics prototyping and research lab with only a couple of 3D printers and some other very specific equipment. After the Lab Manager, Dr. Flowers, retired, it was used as a shared […]

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Grad School vs. The Job Market: What’s the Best Fit for You?

October 8, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

Congratulations! You have just completed your undergraduate degree! But, now what? Do you plan on jumping right into the job market, or are you toying with the idea of attending grad school? This blog will dive deep into the pros and cons of attending a graduate program. Let it be known that neither path is […]

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Student Highlight: Missy Rambissoon

September 17, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

Spurred on by the media industry, Missy Rambissoon finds herself among passionate creatives in her media and film journey. In her time at The Digital Corps, as a Video Specialist, and majoring in Media with a concentration in Video Production, Missy has grown into friendships and formed a community that will support her long after […]

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From Work Friends to Real Friends: How to Expand Your Friendships Beyond the Office

April 25, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

At work, there are always colleagues you look forward to seeing people who brighten your day, make meetings more bearable, or share inside jokes. But what if you saw them outside the office? In today’s fast-paced work culture, it’s easy for our social lives to revolve around our colleagues. While workplace friendships are valuable, fostering […]

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Student Highlight: Morgan Hagerty

April 17, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

Creativity and open-mindedness are what have shaped Project Management Graduate Assistant, Morgan Hagerty, to be an effective leader at the Digital Corps. These attributes have allowed her to tackle even the toughest of projects, such as the IT 2024 Assessment Video. “It was my first video project at the Corps, and I didn’t know much […]

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Beyond Words: Building Bridges with Inclusive Communication

March 19, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

In today’s interconnected world, communication is more than just exchanging information. It’s about building relationships, fostering understanding, and creating a sense of belonging. To achieve this, we must implement inclusive communication. What is Inclusive Communication? Inclusive communication involves actively considering the diverse needs of an audience and adapting communications so that everyone has equal access […]

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Student Highlight: Emma Hilton

February 20, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

Driven, compassionate, and dependable; this is how Communication Team Graduate Assistant, Emma Hilton, describes herself. It’s these skills, along with her unwavering work ethic and willingness to learn, that enabled her to overcome all the challenging projects she has been a part of at the Digital Corps. “One project that challenged me was an AI […]

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Student Highlight: Tyler Newlin

February 12, 2025 by Riley Paulsen

Persistence in academics and extracurriculars sets Tyler Newlin apart as a data science major. Meticulous in his craft and dedicated to perfection for the Development Team at the Digital Corps, Tyler excels with a team and coworkers who support him in all his endeavors. With that support, Tyler overcame his most challenging project, which involved […]

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