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Athletes give back to the community
By Cameron Noe / February 5, 2026Two Ball State student-athletes offer various services for those who need them
Two Ball State student-athletes offer various services for those who need them
A Better Way provides sexual assault and domestic violence case management, a crisis hotline, and shelter.
The Murpah Shrine club raises money for Shriners Children's Hospital so families do not have to pay for treatment.
Luke Garret, a freshman at Ball State, currently holds the world record for solving a Rubik's Cube with one hand the fastest.
Muncie Animal Care and Services partners with PetSmart for an adoption event.
As finals week quickly creeps up, students make sure they are taking care of their mental health.
In partnership with Cornerstone Center for the Arts, Grow With Me Glass holds classes for those wanting to learn stained glass art.
Habitat for Humanity of Muncie is an organization that offers a variety of resources to help families in need.
Second Harvest Food Bank helps those affected by food insecurity in the Muncie community.
The Asian Student Union held an Asian event for growing-ups so students could share their stories.
Two sister dogs are sitting in crates awaiting adoption. Cameron Noe, NewsLink Indiana
