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

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

Ball State computer science professor has engineered software for a COVID-19 early warning system.

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.”

Sometimes in life, as in math, two negatives make a positive. At least, that was the opportunity Ball State alumna Amanda DeLotelle (above, center) saw in Dayton, Ohio this year. The COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing recession resulted in an increased demand for meals to help the growing number of people experiencing a hard time. […]

The COVID-19 pandemic remains a health and mental health crisis. We are so proud of our faculty, staff, and students who continue to maintain their value-and ethic-based commitment for the good of our communities.

In the Tech Point Summer Opportunities for Students Challenge, 25 Ball State students developed real-world solutions to pandemic-related problems.

Cover your face, save lives. Health educator says the move by individual states to mandate wearing masks in public will save countless lives.

Jaclyn Thomas, who earned a degree in fashion merchandising, turned her lifelong skill into a public service when COVID-19 began rising rapidly.

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.