The program continues to expand and educate as a result of the efforts from director Galit Gertsenzon.
Current early childhood educators can pursue credentials, while high schoolers learn early childhood education hands-on.
Spectrum has been an outlet for students to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community since its creation in 1974.
Muncie and other Indiana communities are facing overcrowded animal shelters with limited options.
Even though March is Disability Awareness Month, the book allows for conversations about disability to happen year-round.
The first-generation farmers have been feeding the community since 2021.
Through the Woman's Franchise League of Muncie, the Ball wives financially supported and represented the organization at state level for the Women's Suffrage Movement.
Muncie’s trans residents worry about the potential of anti-trans policies in their everyday lives.
Ceramics students start with chunks of clay and work to turn them into beautiful things like decorations and gifts.
For the past 15 years, Muncie’s only flat-track roller derby league has maintained a unique and supportive community.
Organizations that provide awareness and outreach for adversity and obstacles Black students face daily.
Nearly six years since Hurley C. Goodall Jr.’s statue was unveiled in Firemen’s Park, those involved and close to Hurley reflect on his legacy.
Hailey Perkins and her wife, Amber Corduan, hope to help Muncie locals and their furry friends.
Authentic Filipino restaurant in Muncie is enjoyed by locals and has attracted people from surrounding states.
Local female musicians support each other in a male-dominated field with events like the Maybelle Music Festival.
Project Paradise is an example of the impact that community involvement can have on Muncie.
Ball State third-year Ty Ransburg wants to change the stigma around alopecia.
Ball State has a few resources for students to help them battle seasonal depression.
For 3 years, Papa Yule has been serving Delaware County and surrounding areas as Santa Claus.
Ball State professors who've been here ranging from two to 20 years have a bittersweet perspective on graduation.
