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SGA approves legislation including calling for removal of Board of Trustees chair
Ball State University’s Student Government Association met Oct. 28 in Cardinal Hall B of the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. The docket included the passing of key legislation that asked for the removal of Board of Trustees Chair Brian Gallagher, recognizing the September Visible Leader of the Month and approving a new student justice. John Tobon-Perez, president of the military science club, was recognized as the first Visible Leader of the Month for this academic year.
SGA passes legislation calling for the removal of Board of Trustees chair, Brian Gallagher responds
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State Board of Trustees member Brian Gallagher at a meeting Feb. 28 at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center. Andrew Berger, DN Ball State’s Student Government Association passed a resolution Oct. 28 calling for the removal of the university’s Board of Trustees chair, Brian Gallagher. The resolution passed with 18 yays, two nays and four abstentions. According to the legislation, SGA has called on Indiana Gov.
Thrive 75: Ball State Counseling Center plans anniversary celebration
The Ball State Counseling Center is celebrating its 75th anniversary this semester with a celebration called Thrive 75 that all of campus is invited to attend. Tuesday, Oct. 27, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Quad, students can learn about campus resources, partake in interactive activities, meet therapy dogs, enter exclusive giveaways and even receive a special edition Counseling Center coloring book.
Ball State field hockey loses 1-7 to UMass at home
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State field hockey players rush out to stop Longwood University from scoring on a penalty corner Sept. 27 at Briner Sports Complex. Spencer Southworth, DN Ball State field hockey lost 1-7 to UMass at home. The Cardinals came into the match on a three-game losing streak from away matchups against Appalachian State, Davidson, and Kent State. Ball State was outscored 2-9 through these last matchups.
VSTOP program presents findings about vote centers
Members of the Voting System Technical Oversight Program, or VSTOP, presented their findings to the public Oct. 5. They conducted a survey during the May 5 primaries, where the results were overwhelmingly positive. VSTOP was created by the Indiana General Assembly in 2005 and started operating at Ball State in 2007 under Jay S. Bagga, a professor of computer science with expertise in election systems testing and certification, election administration and computer and cyber security.
Ball State Men's Tennis results in Western Michigan tournament
Ball State Men’s Tennis traveled to Western Michigan University for the Vredevelt Invitational tournament on Sept. 25-26. The teams in this tournament include the host, Western Michigan, as well as Butler, DePaul, Gonzaga and Marquette. The first day of the tournament kicked off with round one of doubles.
Ball State Field hockey falls to James Madison University 1-3 in a defensive struggle
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State second-year Isabella Fölster works to move the ball into the goal Sept. 18 at Briner Sports Complex. Fölster scored one goal against Sacred Heart this season. Maddie Caballero, DN Ball State field hockey was coming off a two-game losing streak with losses to the University of Iowa and Indiana University. Friday Sept. 18 against James Madison University was their first opponent in the Mid-American Conference.
Ball State Field hockey falls to James Madison University 1-3 in a defensive struggle
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Ball State second-year Isabella Fölster works to move the ball into the goal Sept. 18 at Briner Sports Complex. Fölster scored one goal against Sacred Heart this season. Maddie Caballero, DN Ball State field hockey was coming off a two-game losing streak with losses to the University of Iowa and Indiana University. Friday Sept. 18 against James Madison University was their first opponent in the Mid-American Conference.
Muncie gathers to remember 9/11 on the 25th anniversary
Veterans, politicians and people from all walks of life gathered at the City Hall Auditorium in Muncie, Friday afternoon, to remember the sacrifices that took place on Sept. 11, 2001. According to Kathryn Kesterson, chapter regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, at Ground Zero, a lone survivor stayed buried under the debris until October. When the Callery Peach tree was dug out of the rubble, it was a miracle that represented everyone on that day.
The city of Muncie gathered to remember 9/11
Skip to Content, Search, Navigation, or Footer. Muncie Chief-of-Police Nathan Sloan gives his speech at the Muncie 9/11 commemoration Sept. 11 at Muncie City Hall. Luis Vergara, DN Veterans, politicians and people from all walks of life gathered at the City Hall Auditorium in Muncie, Friday afternoon, to remember the sacrifices that took place on Sept. 11, 2001.
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