A second Writing Center location has been opened at Ball State's Bracken Library, according to a campus-wide email sent Friday morning.
The Writing Center is where the university's students, faculty, and staff are offered writing support through feedback sessions, workshops, presentations, writing communities, studio space, and online resources for writers, according to the center's website.
The new location on first floor west in Bracken Library will operate during evenings and weekends — 6-10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and 1-5 p.m. Saturday, the email stated.
The center's main location in Robert Bell Building room 295 will be open for weekday appointments — 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday.
According to the email, students typically use Writing Center appointments to get feedback on a draft, for revision suggestions or to plan out a writing project.
Students can meet with a tutor in person or online for conversational and collaborative sessions that start on the hour and last up to 50 minutes. Students can have up to two appointments a week, but only one per day, the email stated.
It stated that students make repeating appointments with the same tutor at the same day and time each week when they are working on longer writing projects like a thesis or dissertation, or are taking a writing-intensive class.
Appointments for either location can be made on the Writing Center's website.
Read More
Third round rise leads Ball State women’s golf to 4th place finish at MAC Championship
By Nick Shelton / 45 minutes agoThroughout a season that saw a number of ups and downs, from placing 14th in their season opener to placing 1st at the Brittany Kelly Classic two weeks later, the Cardinals continued to climb. Closing out their season at the Pinnacle Golf Club in Grove City, Ohio, Ball State’s young squad had a lot to prove.
Representation for all
By Jayden Vaughn / 12 hours agoThe LGBTQ+ community is finally getting the comprehensive on-screen representation that it deserves.
Bearcat pitching struggles lead to Muncie Central loss at Delta in Delaware County baseball clash
By David Moore / YesterdayAt the end of the evening, it was the Eagles who ended their four-game skid as Delta took the victory against the Bearcats 16-1 in five innings. Delta will be on the road for its next contest against Hoosier Heritage Conference rival Shelbyville April 23 at 6 p.m. Muncie Central will travel to Muncie Burris for its next matchup, also April 23 at 6 p.m.
