Kaleb Fair and Jess Zint are polyamorous, one of the many types of non-traditional relationships people might enter when monogamy isn’t right for them.
When Josie Weaver was a student at Ball State, walking through Christy Woods gave her a sense of peace, reminding her why she chose to major in natural resources.
With the rising threat of mass shootings, schools consider how to best plan for emergency situations.
Families are changing, but the idea of the perfect family is just as unrealistic as ever.
As consumers consider a company’s ethics in their buying decisions, more businesses realize the value of keeping employees happy.
Over the past two centuries, zoos have evolved from places for flaunting wealth to centers of learning and preservation.
As Indiana goes in a new direction with its curriculum, many wonder if these adjustments will benefit students more than the old system.
Kanye West’s support of President Trump is just one example of how celebrities use their powers to influence politics.
With visitation on the rise and funding on the decline, America’s national parks look to curb overcrowding.
Decades of change in the resources available on Ball State’s campus has transformed student life.
