Ella Howell

Jan 13, 2025 | ballstatedaily.com | Hannah Amos |Ella Howell

Sunday, the Ball State Gymnastics team hosted the "Taylor Swift Eras Day” meet at Worthen Arena at 1 p.m, marking their first home meet. Going against Illinois, Southeast Missouri (SEMO) and Wisconsin Eau-Claire, the Cardinals came into the arena with high energy coming from the "Beauty and the Beast” meet held at Columbia, Missouri Jan. 3 with a score of 194.925.

Dec 10, 2024 | ballstatedaily.com | Ella Howell

In his second year of teaching, this year’s Fall Commencement marks Professor Jeremy Coleman’s sixth Ball State University graduation. It's his third as a faculty member, matching the amount of Ball State graduations he attended as a student himself. Coleman received his undergraduate, graduate and PhD from Ball State before becoming an assistant clinical professor in educational leadership.

Nov 27, 2024 | journalgazette.net | Ella Howell

Grappling between fighting through a constant struggle of enduring treatment or entering hospice; preparing to say goodbye – the choice of life or death – is an unimaginable position. The internal conflict that comes with making a pros and cons list between living and dying can take a toll. That choice is one Than Win of Fort Wayne said he is dishearteningly familiar with, after spending three years watching his name migrate through the transplant list and hoping for a match.

Nov 21, 2024 | ballstatedaily.com | Ella Howell

Grappling between fighting through a constant struggle of enduring treatment or entering hospice; preparing to say goodbye — the choice of life or death — is an unimaginable position. The internal conflict that comes with making a pros and cons list between living and dying can take a toll. After spending three years watching his name migrate through the transplant list and hoping for a match, this choice is one Than Win is dishearteningly familiar with.

Oct 7, 2024 | ballstatedaily.com | Ella Howell

As young adults with relatively newfound freedom, it’s a given that many students are sexually active on college campuses. Therefore, ensuring safety and keeping students sexually healthy is focused on encouraging protection over prevention. Sexually transmitted infections (STI) are preventable when engaging in casual sex with the use of protection, like condoms, dental dams and vaccinations, according to Mayo Clinic. The National Library of Medicine warns college students to be cautious.