Ball State Ends Football Season Ranked #23 In Final AP and Coaches Polls
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Ball State Ends Football Season Ranked #23 In Final AP and Coaches Polls
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Indiana Universities Adjust Budget Approach To Lawmakers Amid COVID-19
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Ball State Thrashes San Jose State, Wins The Arizona Bowl 34 to 13
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Ball State Will Play San Jose State Dec. 31 In The Arizona Bowl
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BSU President Mearns Still Feeling Well After Positive COVID Test; Reflects On The Holidays
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BSU President Geoff Mearns Tests Presumptively Positive for COVID-19
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BSU President Mearns Talks About Pandemic Lessons Learned, and What He Would Tell His Successors About Navigating A Pandemic
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Ball State To Offer Weekday “Study Days” Instead Of Spring Break To Students
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Hoosiers Split On Redistrictiong Reform In Latest Ball State Survey
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Majority Of Hoosiers Want To Limit Governor’s Emergency Powers In New Survey
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Familiar Donor Supports Planned Ball State Outdoor Amphitheater
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BSU President Mearns Reflects on Fall Semester 2020; Mentions Changes For Spring Term 2021
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BSU President Mearns Talks About Fall Semester ’20, COVID-19 Testing For Students Returning in January; Thanksgiving Day
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Ball State Requires COVID Test For Students To Return In January
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BSU Economics Professor Says Retailers Have Black Friday Underway Early; Santa Will Be Here And Socially Distanced
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BSU President Mearns Directs UPD To Increase Patrols Due To Post-Election Harassment Incidents On And Near Campus
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BSU President Mearns Says Campus COVID-19 Infections Hold Steady; Encourages Patience, Compassion For Others With Election Results
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BSU President Mearns Updates Campus COVID-19 Numbers, Talks Football and David Letterman
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BSU President Mearns Says University Will Keep In-Person Instruction Until Thanksgiving Break, As Planned
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Ball State Requests $58M In State Funding For Building Renovations
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Social studies specialists say the nation's toxic political climate highlights the need for more comprehensive civic education in schools – and better preparation for teachers to have those conversations.
Indiana Experts Explain The Role Of Schools In Times Of Political Unrest, Violence
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The Capitol attack targeting lawmakers in Washington, D.C., has left people reeling – including educators – but people in the education field say there are several steps schools can take to address ongoing political unrest, while supporting the emotional needs of kids. Social studies specialiThe only person around the building (other than several journalists) was a lone man with a sign advocating an end to the “War on Drugs.”
No One Shows Up For 'Stop The Steal' Rally At Statehouse Sunday
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No one showed up Sunday for a “Stop The Steal” rally at the Indiana Statehouse despite FBI warnings of armed protests planned for all 50 state capitols. There were flyers posted on light poles around the Statehouse advertising a daylong “Stop The Steal” rally across downtown Indianapolis, wi...The governor’s office said there are still no credible threats against the Indiana Statehouse.
Holcomb To Shut Down State Government Buildings In Indianapolis 'Out Of ... Caution'
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Gov. Eric Holcomb is shutting down state government buildings in Indianapolis for most of next week. He said it’s out of “an abundance of caution” surrounding threats to other state capitols related to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration and the recent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. ...