International architecture conference comes to Ball State
Ball State’s College of Architecture and Planning will host an international conference focused on the education of architects, Oct. 20–22. FULL STORY
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| Have fun at Family Weekend
Ball State’s Family Weekend begins Oct. 24 and offers events and activities for everyone. FULL STORY
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| On Oct. 2, middle school girls from 10 area schools attended Ball State's annual Math Day, sponsored by the Department of Mathematical Sciences, Office of the Associate Provost and Center for Gifted Studies and Talent Development. The theme of this year's event was "Math & Science: Tools You Need to Scale Tall Buildings." Ball State has sponsored the event since 1993.
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|  | Students in Thomas Lauer's ichthyology study a parasitic species of fish known as the lamprey, a parasitic species of fish, during a recent lab visit to Buck Creek east of Muncie. Lauer, a professor of biology and director of the Aquatic Biology and Fisheries Center, said his students make several trips to local rivers and streams each semester, identifying dozens of species they find in the water using a technique known as electrofishing. The method stuns fish before they are caught and is a common survey method used to sample fish populations.
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| Six women to be honored
Six women will receive the 2008 Indiana Women of Achievement Awards presented by the Task Force on the Status of Women from Ball State University's College of Sciences and Humanities. FULL STORY
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