When “Club” Bracken seems too crowded, too dark or too academic, the many branches of Muncie Public Library are ready to offer resources to Ball State students.
The Kennedy Branch, located on McGalliard Road, is right across the street from The Grove apartment complex, where many students live. Currently, a distinct lack of students means the library lacks programs aimed at college students.
Mary Lou Gentis, the Kennedy Branch manager, would like to change this. According to Gentis, the library has put out surveys to ask students what they would like to see at the library. The survey includes a list of the current services as well. There’s a concern among library staff that students don’t realize the services are free or even available.
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