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Why We Think We’re Right

Cognitive processes make it inherently difficult to compromise.
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Your Money Matters: Event Coverage

The editor-in-chief of Ball Bearings discussed tuition and transparency with Acting President Terry King and Vice President for Business Affairs Bernie Hannon
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Finding a Job in a “Jobless” Society

Despite narratives of a "jobless" society, 81 percent of Ball State graduates are employed in their major of study.
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International students at Ball State discuss the biggest culture shock for them when they came to America
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Fear of the Unknown

Though built by immigration, America does not always welcome immigrants
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The Mental Cost of College

Around 86 percent of college students are overwhelmed by their responsibilities, but this stress can worsen the symptoms of mental illness for some students
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Our Money. Their Secrets.

Students continue to pay more for a college education, but know less about the financing of their university
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The Cost of a President

Months after former Ball State President Paul Ferguson’s resignation, students still feel the financial impact
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What Comes Next

Sixty-one percent of college graduates are prevented from moving forward after graduation by their student loan debt
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The Academic Athlete

Around two percent of high school athletes are awarded athletics scholarships for college. While many dream, very few become professional athletes.
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