Dementia Friends presentation held
By Sophie Schick / March 22, 2024A sign saying “We are Dementia Friends” on display during the presentation.
A sign saying “We are Dementia Friends” on display during the presentation.
The Department of Women’s, Gender and African-American Studies are preparing for Women’s Week.
KidsPeace Foster Care parent Annette Campbell is nominated for the 2024 Igniting the Flame Award and will be recognized during the Juneteenth Muncie “Fundraising Jubilee.”
NewsLink Indiana crews surveyed the damage in both Selma and Winchester, two of the hardest hit towns, on Friday.
15-year-old Ella Saylor went missing in Muncie on February 3. Over a month later, Muncie Police and Ella’s family are still searching for answers.
A 13-year-old boy is accused of shooting and killing a man at a gas station in Marion.
A callout meeting was held for the new AAPI organization on campus. Students and faculty gathered together to discuss professional and academic development, hardships and stereotypes, and more.
A deeper look into the history made by former Ball State first ladies.
Young voters increased voter turnout by 11%, as 7.6 billion dollars was spent on social media advertising this year.
Ball State student groups create posters ahead of SB 202 protests.
BSU’s Cultural Exchange holds an event featuring graduate exchange student Dora Tarani.
On March 1, a vigil was held at the Kennedy Library in Muncie to remember victims who lost their lives at the hands of family members or caregivers.
Protesters chant at Ball State’s scramble light.
Weather Forecaster Evan Reed has the latest on the continuing warmer weather.
A scriptwriter who tells a comedic thriller story is honored with a campus-wide award.
Right after their grand opening, a car crashed into the side of the building, based on a Facebook post by Midnight Cafe and Grill. According to a police report by Muncie Police Department, the crash happened at 3:03 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 20.
One local business has decided to share their love for the franchise. Next Level Games, on McGalliard Road, is a family-owned business that shares its’ love for various card games, such as Magic the Gathering and Yu-Ghi-Oh!
She plans to bring her thesis alive through a three-episode docuseries.
The Art Bank gives students the opportunity to donate old art supplies and discover new ones, and it allows all students to get to know their campus resources.
