News Articles in January 1

The production opens Feb. 3 and continues through Feb. 11. Buy tickets from the box office.

“SHIFT: Jongil Ma, Christopher Smith, Corban Walker,” a global exhibition presenting contemporary works from three international artists, will explore how people see and experience space and time as well as physical and emotional realities. The exhibit runs Jan. 20-May 7 with music and lectures throughout the semester.

Members of the Ball State University community connected with lawmakers and other key stakeholders. They shared stories and information about how the university benefits students and the state as a whole, and illustrated the impact those students then have in their career fields, their communities across the state and around the world.

Trustees select Geoffrey S. Mearns as the 17th president of Ball State University.

Al Rent, a fixture in local broadcasting and a champion of Ball State University, has died after an extended illness. He was 73.

U.S. News & World Report ranks three of Ball State’s online graduate programs in the top 20.

A nationally renowned political activist will discuss the impact of Martin Luther King during the keynote address for Unity Week.

Kathy Wolf brings years of nonprofit and corporate experience to bear as the new vice president for marketing and communications at Ball State.

Gov. Mike Pence names Brian Gallagher, ’81 LHD ’03, to Ball State University Board of Trustees.