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Ball State Trustees Approve Plan to Build New Dorm to Replace LaFollette

By Tony Sandleben | Published on in Education, Local News
Construction workers demolish sections of the LaFollette Complex on the Ball State campus. Trustees have approved a new residence hall for part of the site. (Photo by Terry Heifetz)

Ball State is expecting record enrollment this fall. At last week’s Board of Trustees meeting, projections showed total enrollment may reach 22,179, which would beat the previous record by 32 students. This comes as Ball State is in the process of demolishing its largest residence hall. IPR’s Tony Sandleben explains how the university plans to keep up with increasing enrollment.

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