BSU President Mearns Updates Campus COVID-19 Numbers, Talks Football and David Letterman
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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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Ball State and Earlham College Receive Lilly Endowment Grants For Student-Focused Improvements
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The MAC Changes Course: Football Is Back On For This Fall
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Ball State Pandemic Update With President Geoffrey Mearns: BSU Finishes Fifth Week of Classes As COVID-19 Positivity Rates On Campus Drop
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Ball State Plans Five Percent Budget Cut Because Of Pandemic
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Ball State Spring Classes To Begin Jan. 19; No Spring Break Scheduled
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Ball State Postpones All 2020 Graduation Ceremonies
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Ball State COVID-19 Positive Case Count Nears 900
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Ball State Study Shows Fathers Get Less Family Leave Than Mothers
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Ball State at Muncie Mall: The Latest In A Decades-Long Design Center Movement
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Ball State Positive COVID Cases More Than Double Over Weekend
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Ball State Moves Big Event Weekends And Graduation May Be Next
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Study: 84,000 Indiana Students May Lack Home Internet Access During Pandemic
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Ball State Updates COVID-19 Numbers; Fraternity House on Quarantine
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Ball State Opens New Year With Socially Distant Convocation, Believes Students Will Be Safe
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BSU President Geoff Mearns Urges Students To Mask Up
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Ball State Tries To Reassure Concerned Faculty About On-Campus Return
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MAC Postpones Fall Sports Due to Pandemic; Competitions Could Move To Spring
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Eli Lilly Halts Trial For COVID-19 Treatment On Hospitalized Patients
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