Sweden honors anthropology professor
Anthropology professor James M. Nyce recently was honored by Sweden for his role in assisting one of that country's institutions of higher education make the transition from being a college to a full-fledged university. FULL STORY

Lawhead Award recipient named
Long-time mathematical sciences instructor Robin Rufatto is the recipient of this year's Lawhead Award for Teaching in the University Core Curriculum. FULL STORY

Virginia Ball Center seminars delve into crime, business, science
Four new fellows have been selected to lead semester-long seminars during the 2008-09 academic year at the Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry. Their immersive learning seminars will focus on sexual assault, virtual business, interdisciplinary business operations and honeybees. FULL STORY

Students win at political science competition
Ball State students won the best delegation award at the 16th annual Midwest Model European Union. FULL STORY

Professor honored for excellent teaching
A Ball State philosophy professor won the 2008 Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Technology. FULL STORY

Book showcases nation's best sustainability practices at colleges and universities
The university's sustainability efforts are featured in a newly released book. FULL STORY

Kinsey Institute researcher to give lecture
William Yarber, a senior research fellow at The Kinsey Institute will deliver the annual Dr. John P. McGovern Lecture at 7 p.m. March 18 at the Ball State University Alumni Center. FULL STORY

Program features planetary journey
Ball State's Planetarium features "The Planets: A Voyage Across Our Solar System," starting Feb. 22. FULL STORY

Chemistry scholarship established
A $25,000 chemistry scholarship fund has been established by Robert and Carlene Reed in honor of a former Ball State chemistry professor. FULL STORY

Actuarial science scholarship established
An actuarial science scholarship has been established by AEGON, one of the largest life insurance and pension companies in the world. FULL STORY

Working in Africa changed professor's life
Lucinda Woodward believes her six month stint counseling former child soldiers in western Africa helped change their lives for the better. But, she admits she still suffers nightmares from the experience. FULL STORY

Bowen Center to study voter center concept
The Bowen Center for Public Affairs has received a grant to assess the potential use of vote centers in two Indiana counties. FULL STORY

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