Ball State 'Bicycle Master Plan' unveiled
We’ve all been there — late to class, power-walking through the Scramble Light until suddenly, you’re blitzed by a frustrated cyclist.
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We’ve all been there — late to class, power-walking through the Scramble Light until suddenly, you’re blitzed by a frustrated cyclist.
Twenty million women and 10 million men in the United States will be affected by an eating disorder at some time in their life, according to the National Eating Disorders Association.
“What do you think when someone says beauty?”
On Dec. 21, the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid sent out an email to students who receive a Ball State scholarship. The email was a reminder of what scholarships can't be applied toward — dining cash was added to the list this semester.
It's 40 days into the new year and Muncie has already seen two murders — and in less than a week, two homicides.
February was officially deemed Black History Month in 1976. In school, it is rare for students to learn about black history outside of February. Within those 28 days, the Civil Rights Movement functions as the central unit where students learn about activists like Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. A lot of history is skimmed over, and in some cases not even touched on.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is recommending a $134 million appropriation for the 2017-18 school year. The request is 6 percent higher than the $126 million the university received for the current academic school year.
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Questions about transparency, a future game plan and community engagement were all posed to Geoffrey S. Mearns Jan. 24 when the Board of Trustees announced him as the university's 17th president.
Starting a conversation about diversity has been a big focus for organizations on campus. Panels and university-sanctioned events, such as Unity Week, have welcomed the discussion of diversity with open arms.
The Multicultural Center and the Muncie Community MLK Planning Committee will be collaborating to host the MLK Celebration Day and Speaker Series from Jan. 16. to Jan. 17.
To Connor Carlson, being a superhero is more about the people than the superhuman powers and fancy capes kids grow up watching on Saturday morning cartoons.
Students were able to purchase a masterpiece from the Knitting and Crocheting Club Dec. 5 and 6 in the Atrium.
Dry-erase walls, a sewing machine and a Smart Board are just a few features in the new makerspace for early and elementary education majors. The makerspace is the result of a collaborative effort between the early and elementary education living learning community and Housing and Residence Life.
Hard hats and potholes no longer occupy Neely Avenue.
As children, the presents under the tree were measured by the seemingly infinite depth of Santa's red toy bag. Now those presents are measured by the depth of our parent's pockets, and sometimes they're about as deep as a faux pocket on jeggings.
Bell ringing in the Muncie community will begin tomorrow.
Change is inevitable when president-elect Donald Trump takes office in 2017. One major change that may have a large impact on students is the potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare.
The holiday season is still more than a month away, however, that doesn't prevent stores from displaying festive promotions before the Thanksgiving turkey even hits the dinner table.
With the holiday season approaching, here are some ways you can get involved in the Muncie community.