Graduate of Ball State's Department of Journalism in spring 2015 talks about the worth of his college education
Millennials bring new ideas and values into the workplace, but they still have some things to learn from older generations
Millennials invest in small businesses, even when it means paying more
Ball Bearings Magazine releases it's spring investigative issue: "Our Money. Their Secrets."
The work environment is becoming more modern and laid-back as Millennials take over the workforce
After students invest in a college education, entering the workforce is the next step in determining if the degree was...
Millennials collectively spend about $600 billion on retail sales each year
Some high school graduates choose to work instead of enrolling in a university
Despite narratives of a "jobless" society, 81 percent of Ball State graduates are employed in their major of study.
I spent five months investigating how student tuition is allocated and where Ball State University receives its funding. Despite claims of transparency, I was only able to touch on the answers to those two questions.
