Professor learning more about rare Indiana bat Biologist Tim Carter spent his summer deep in his lab analyzing data collected during a recent trip to southern Illinois. In the end, he hopes to shed some light on life of the rare and endangered Indiana bat to eventually improve the management of the species. FULL STORY
Tops in innovation Immersive learning and emerging media initiatives net national recognition from U.S. News & World Report; first-year programs recognized for the fifth year in a row.
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Through a $300,000 federal grant, Ball State students were on Lake Michigan throughout the summer monitoring the perch population. Their efforts have provided the Indiana Department of Natural Resources with critical information regarding the numbers of the popular game fish and offer insight into the species' overall health.
Ball State named one of Midwest's best The university has again been named one of the best schools in the Midwest by The Princeton Review, based on its academic programs and student opinions. FULL STORY
Quoted: Bell, Fisher, Smith and more … A physical education professor shares his insight on an affliction that can affect the world's elite archers and learn about Ball State producing a movie starring a Hollywood talent who happens to be an alumnus. FULL STORY
