University students feel a disconnect with the town they call home for four years
Despite the opportunities available in bigger cities, many students continue to choose attending college in smaller towns
Ball Bearings explores the impact for students who must balance work and school
It takes students more than 800 more hours of work a year to pay for a year of tuition than it did in the ’70s. The result for students means sacrificing grades – and sanity
Residents of Muncie, Indiana discuss what the town would be like without Ball State University.
Ball Bearings explores the cost and quality of college housing
Rising tuition and living costs mean more of the financial burden of a college education falls on students’ shoulders, creating the need to work and go to class. Experts say that for students to find a balance, they should compartmentalize
College towns like Muncie, Indiana face challenges to thrive economically
Ball Bearings sits down with five individuals to discuss on-campus and off-campus employment, and what it really means to be a working college student
I used to be a quarter thief. College students today go to more extreme measures to afford the life they want later
