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Emotional Support Animal Finnegan looks into the camera while he sits on fourth-year media major Kat Webber's lap Sept.15 at the Anthony Apartments. Mya Cataline, DN

Animals provide support to eligible students in campus housing

Returning to your dorm room/apartment with a companion there waiting can be very comforting. On days students are stressed and struggling with their mental health, being able to cuddle with a furry cat, get out to run with a playful dog or even watch your fish swim can offer immense support and dissolve the outside pressures students often struggle with.





Senator Dianne Feinstein speaking about how she will vote No aganist the recall during a luncheon on the USS Hornet in Alameda sponsored by the Alameda Chamber of Commerce Monday, August 25, 2003. (DAN ROSENSTRAUCH/CONTRA COSTA TIMES)2003 (Credit Image: © DAN ROSENSTRAUCH/dr/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Oldest sitting senator dies at age 90

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D. Cali.) died Thursday night in her Washington, D.C. home and has been described as “a pioneering American,” a “true trailblazer” and a “cherished friend” by President Joe Biden.


The Yorktown ball carrier tries to get by the Delta defender Sep. 28 at Yorktown High School. Trinity Rea, DN.

Yorktown outlasts conference rival Delta 1-0

The Tigers came out of the gates aggressive, maintaining possession for the majority of the first half. This strong attack did not wear down the Eagle defense and did not allow many shots on the goal.


Keeping Tabs on MAC Football and Ball State Weekly Injury Reports

In the world of Mid-American Conference (MAC) football, staying informed about injuries is a vital part of the game. Injury reports play a crucial role in shaping the outcomes of games. They also have an impact on betting odds and influence team strategies.


A Better Way worker Katie Madden takes a 988 call at the call center Sept. 26 in Muncie. The call center also takes calls for the Ball State Crisis Line. Olivia Ground, DN

Ball State Counseling Center’s new crisis line for students

Ball State Students this year are able to call a 24-hour crisis hotline that connects them to campus resources and assists in a time of need. The line is part of a larger effort by the Counseling Center to offer more options for students beyond just those found in the office.