News Articles in September 2010

Installing computers with Internet access in Romanian libraries is helping to bridge one of European Union’s new members into the 21st century, introducing residents of the former communist state to new information choices, reports a research team of students and faculty from Ball State.

Sports Link, an immersive learning telecommunications program at Ball State, is soon to be the only student organization in the nation producing content for Fox College Sports.

Susan Tancock, professor of elementary education, is the 2010 Rawlings Award recipient for her work in distance education.

Two couples will find the truth in their relationships — and in themselves — during an intense, complex and controversial night on the University Theatre stage as "Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches" premieres Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m.

Ball State has received a grant to purchase new air conditioners in the Robert Bell Building’s computer lab that will help reduce the university’s electrical demand.

Ball State students unveil “Changing Gears: End of an Era,” a feature-length documentary about BorgWarner closing its doors and the effects of deindustrialization in America.

Alumnus Robert Hunt will return to campus this fall to provide synergy and expertise as an interdisciplinary group of students redesigns a main gateway and transportation hub in Venice, Italy.

International education expert Andreas Schleicher will speak about the status of the American education system in a global context during a Sept. 9 appearance at Ball State University.