Ball State President Welcomes New Year And Condemns Charlottesville Hate
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Ball State President Welcomes New Year And Condemns Charlottesville Hate
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Infosys Taps Purdue As Training Partner For Major U.S. Expansion
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The “Great American Solar Eclipse” Arrives Monday; BSU’s Planetarium Director Has Viewing Tips for You
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Holcomb Reviewing Indiana’s Federal Education Plan
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$40 Million Renovation of BSU Residence Hall Complete, Ready for New School Year
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Report: Academics Lag At Small Indiana School Districts
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Higher Ed Commission Approves Purdue-Kaplan Merger
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BSU’S Indiana Academy Ranked As One of The Best U.S. Public Schools
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Indianapolis School First In US To Teach With Virtual Reality
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State Lawmaker Wants to Push Back School Start Dates
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New Science Takes Visitors On Sonic Tour Through State’s History
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Indiana Law Could Ruin Solar’s Future At Schools
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Muncie Schools Board Talks Numbers, Buses, and Appointments
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Ivy Tech Grows Sweet Corn Donation For Food Banks Across Indiana
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Muncie Schools Busing: “Not Perfect,” But Safe
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Report: Third Of Indiana Students Graduate 4-Year College On Time
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Muncie Schools Board Interviews Applicants For Appointed Seat
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Muncie Community Schools Closes For Second Day To Fix Bus Routes
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Ball State’s Tall, Brick Smokestacks Coming Down, Signaling an End to the School’s Coal Era
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Why Fun Matters: The Fight Against Summer Learning Loss
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NPR Digital Coverage: Blog of today's solar eclipse and a live updating map indicating the position of the eclipse across the United States.
Eclipse blog – Indiana Public Radio
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It is indeed dark during the day as a total solar eclipse makes its way from Oregon to South Carolina. Eleven states are in the path of total darkness. Follow the astronomical phenomenon’s journey across America along with NPR journalists and others experiencing the eclipse. This blog will go live M...
Indiana Public Radio shared Morning Musicale with Steven Turpin's post.
Morning Musicale with Steven Turpin
"Sun, sun, sun, here it comes..." Whoops, there it goes! I'll have sun- and moon-related music on this morning's program. Nothing special needed to listen, so I hope you will!
Can't repeat this enough. Use caution when viewing the solar eclipse on Monday.
Planning To Watch The Eclipse? Here's What You Need To Protect Your Eyes
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A total solar eclipse is one of the most magnificent sights you can ever see. But you need the right kind of eye protection, and some of what's being sold out there isn't safe.