Thank you to everyone who helped the Career Center celebrate National Student Employment Week (NSEW). We had a successful week of expressing our gratitude for student employees and our appreciation of their hard work.
It can be hard to find the time to volunteer during the course of a hectic week. However, there are many reasons why volunteering should be made part of your schedule. At the Boys and Girls Clubs of Muncie, we rely on the generosity of others to donate their time, skills and talents. This help us strengthen the Muncie community. We love our volunteers, and to celebrate Comcast Cares Day on Saturday, April 27th, we encourage you to take time out of your day to give back to the community.
Greeks Pizza, conveniently located in the Village, happily serves students and community members 7 days a week. With a menu full of great options and items made fresh on site, sometimes it can be hard to choose what to order! If you’re looking to step out of the box and try a new pizza, let us help you.
Presented in conjunction with Wicked Plants: The Exhibit, After Hours: Whiskeyed Plants brings you face to face with some of the most dangerous plants while sipping on delicious bourbon. On April 19, 2019 between 6-9 p.m., come together with friends to enjoy hand-crafted cocktails and solve a mystery in the process. Wicked Plants: The Exhibit leads visitors through a ramshackled Victorian-era home, uncovering secrets and solving a central mystery while learning about the history, science, and legend of various medicinal and poisonous plant life. You have to be over 21 to attend and participate in this event. We are also thrilled to announce that we are partnering with Oakley Brother’s Distillery.
Something as simple as a cup of coffee and a conversation can go a long way to grow a community and create new connections. We feel that no one should have to walk into an establishment and feel that they do not belong. Going into the seventh year of business, The Cup keeps that idea in mind as an ever-changing customer base discovers what the village has to offer Muncie residents and Ball State students alike.
Wanting to find a great place to live in the perfect location, with some of the best amenities you can ask for? Then Village Promenade is the place for you! With us you will find spacious floor plans, beautiful amenities, fun events, and the best location you can get.
It’s that time of year again where students are on a time-crunch looking for others to sublease their apartments, and apartment complexes are looking for students to fill the vacancies. But… where do you start? What apartment complex should you check out first? That’s an easy answer— start (and end) your search with The Haven!
Muncie Indiana Transportation System (MITS) makes traveling without a car easy. With 14 routes covering Muncie, travelers can make trips to the Muncie Mall, the Ball Memorial Hospital, Ball State University and Ivy Tech Community College and Minnetrista.
To an artist, Art Mart is like a candy store. Buying new paints or canvases at Art Mart brings the same joy and excitement as getting a new box of crayons in first grade. When is craft time?
Get ready for the Top Spring Break Party of 2019 at the Lani Kai Island Resort! This Fort Myers Beach, Fla., hot spot has been titled “Spring Break Central” for the last 41 years, and 2019 is already looking like it’s gonna be the biggest Spring Break season yet. Witness thousands of Spring-Breakers from universities and colleges around the country converging on the hottest stretch of Fort Myers Beach to compete in beach games for free drinks, watch the Cincinnati Firemen’s Variety Show, world-famous Hot Body and Booty Shake contests for cash, party all night at Club Ohana with FREE access to all Spring Breakers, and dozens of other events, adventures and special guest celebrity appearances!
It's that time of year again where students are on a time-crunch looking for others to sublease their apartments, and apartment complexes are looking for students to fill the vacancies. But… where do you start? What apartment complex should you check out first? That’s an easy answer— start (and end) your search with The Haven!
Something as simple as a cup of coffee and a conversation can go a long way to grow a community and create new connections. We feel that no one should have to walk into an establishment and feel that they do not belong. Going into the seventh year of business, The Cup keeps that idea in mind as an ever-changing customer base discovers what the village has to offer Muncie residents and Ball State students alike.
As a young art student at Ball State, the only source for art supplies was the Ball State Book Store. Back in the 1970's when I was purchasing, I remember having to ask at a window for a special paper, tube of paint or paint brush, then waiting while the person I had asked went to retrieve the products. It was kind of like shopping on the Internet for art supplies: as a customer I didn't get to handle the products or see the color before purchasing, only after. At some point during my college career, Dave's Art Supply opened in the village. It was a great place with a great atmosphere and all the cool kids hung out there! I never wanted to leave.
My name is Joe Smelser and I am a landlord in Muncie. I have been in the rental business for over 29 years. I bought my first property with my mom in 1988. She and I spent countless hours cleaning, painting and repairing my first house. I have always been good with my hands and was able to do a lot of the work myself. I started to consider the possibility of becoming a landlord. The prospect of becoming a landlord was somewhat scary. Who would I rent to? Could I make a living doing this?
