Educational Leadership earns national ranking For the second consecutive year, Ball State's Department of Educational Leadership has been ranked by Leadership Excellence magazine as one of the nation's top leadership development programs. FULL STORY
Ball State assisting local school districts A grant from the Ball Brothers Foundation is funding efforts by Ball State's Fisher Institute for Wellness and Gerontology and the Indiana Youth Institute to assist local schools in meeting a state mandate on health and wellness. FULL STORY
Arts Alive kicks off Oct. 10 The Orion String Quartet will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 10 at Sursa Performance Hall to kick off the 2006 Arts Alive Concert Series. FULL STORY
'Erratica: An Academic Farce' premieres Oct. 19 In the comedy, "Erratica: An Academic Farce," a missing 17th century diary, a saucy dead poet and a passionate undergraduate are just a few of the strange problems facing an erratic English literature professor.
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Electronic Field Trip visits Philadelphia The National Park Foundation and Ball State virtually connect almost 20 million viewers to Independence National Historical Park through an Electronic Field Trip. FULL STORY
Gora touts Ball State's initiatives President Jo Ann M. Gora is spreading the good news about Ball State's "Education Redefined" focus and how it will benefit the state during talks to local civic and business organizations. FULL STORY
Faith activist Roy Bourgeois to speak Oct. 18 A former Navy officer will speak about Latin American foreign policy during an Oct. 18 event sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies and the Campus Activities Fund Board. FULL STORY
