Ball State Communication students are working to bring public attention back to an attraction after its post-pandemic return.
Wapahani High School senior Kendyl Carpenter juggles student council, multiple clubs, sports, volunteer work and a 4.18 GPA.
Just before the holiday season, thousands of Hoosiers are preparing to see their SNAP benefits decrease, and one local organization is trying to help keep the community fed.
A weekly event invites people to do needlework and socialize. What came from its over-ten-year-long run was an escape for both experienced and new members.
The Blue Bridge Project, organized by Turn Away No Longer Inc., provided coats, winter gear, and support to foster children and community members in need.
Meet Justin Sorensen: A man motivated by his family and faith to run across all the streets of Muncie.
Downtown businesses reflect on how Muncie’s designated outdoor refreshment areas have impacted them.
From education, to psychology, to global politics, students share their findings for the CHIRPS Week’s Oral Presentations Day.
Students drink mocktails and make flower arrangements at North West Hall’s Let's Bloom: Bring on Spring event.
While Elliot McBride was selling her jewelry, she found a deeper connection with Ball State’s campus community.
Exterior of the Freedom Bus, where students in COMM 450 Rhetoric and Advocacy are taking part in developing the bus every semester. (April 15).
Kendyl Carpenter at her weekly Student Council meeting (October 29).
Cans of food are stored at the Muncie Mission in preparation for their annual Thanksgiving event, where they cook fresh meals for the community. (October 31, 2025)
Participants at the Muncie Stitch N’ Bitch are doing a variety of crafts, including sewing, crocheting, and cross-stitching. Daniel Huber, NewsLink Indiana
Volunteers help locals look for coats on Oct. 11. Daniel Huber, NewsLink Indiana
Justin Sorensen running across a Muncie neighborhood on September 24th. Daniel Huber, NewsLink Indiana
Student presenting at CHIRPS Week.
