A historic letterpress printing business stays connected with the community
By Kahmara Munn / February 27, 2025A shop that offers free printing sessions with all materials provided.
A shop that offers free printing sessions with all materials provided.
Ball State alumni gather at the Alumni Center to support and learn from a local jeweler who has had a family business in Muncie lasting nearly 140 years.
Students and faculty are voicing frustrations amid recent changes to DEI programming at Ball State.
Ball States’ Dungeons & Dragons Club’s miniature painting meeting has players show their love for the game and their characters.
Right by Ball State’s campus a new self-defense workshop is making waves in the Muncie Community.
Tuesday, a federal judge agreed to continue blocking President Donald Trump’s administration from freezing grants and loans potentially totaling trillions of dollars.
Madden’s Chicken-Giving campaign donates over 500 meals to Delaware County.
The Muncie and Western Model Railroad Club hosted a model train show to raise money for the Muncie Children's Museum.
Man 2 Men changes the narrative for men of color at Ball State, offering a sense of community and academic support.
Sparky’s Corner Greenhouse holds a variety of plants throughout the backyard of business owner Jeffrey Brubaker.
Ball State UPD builds connections through “community policing.”
Whimsies Boutique aims to provide a safe and welcoming shopping environment for all.
Late Muncie natives Vivian Conley and Hurley Goodall Jr. will bear the namesake of the university center.
Some are concerned about the safety of flying after the latest airplane accident. Officials are investigating the causes that contributed to the crash.
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) hosted its weekly senate meeting Feb. 19.
An immersive experience shedding light on the past, connecting history to the present through stories, artifacts and personal narratives.
This week, Muncie residents experienced the coldest week of the month. Ball State students were hit with icy roads and cold walks to class.
The “Herstory in the Making” panel celebrated black women in business.
Chelsea Murdock and Shaina Miller have been elected president and vice president of the Student Government Association for the 2025-2026 academic year.
