Applications open for College Mentors for Kids
By Grace Bentkowski / February 2, 2023"Just seeing the kids come on campus everyday...they get so excited and so happy to be with the mentors," Litkenhous said.
"Just seeing the kids come on campus everyday...they get so excited and so happy to be with the mentors," Litkenhous said.
Weather Forecaster Noah Gordon has the details on a cold and breezy weekend ahead, followed by a warmup to begin next week.
“I think that's a huge part of it. I think it's amazing, I see that, and I want to get that for our kids here at Muncie central. [I want to] partner with Sports Link and Burris again, and kinda get some of our kids involved and make it even bigger,” Halloway said.
Though only one public school corporation in Delaware County’s meals are free to all students after the pandemic, the economic climate still makes it necessary for some families. Two parents of children in the Delaware Community School Corporation explain why there may always be a need for free meals in public schools.
If you were born a Colts fan in the 2000s, the number 12 was a symbol for one person. Every game was important to you, but if this specific number 12 was on Indianapolis’s schedule, you marked it on the calendar. Of course, I am talking about arguably the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady.
As the walls of the original stadium were knocked down, the school is making sure the Bearcat Pride will still stand. Many alumni are remembering their time at the stadium and how it was like a second home.
Ball State Women’s Basketball advanced to 8-1 in the MAC and is now 11-0 at home this season after defeating the Northern Illinois Huskies (10-10, 2-7 MAC) 76-68.
“We are continuing to work toward accepting Ball State Dining payments as an option and to watch for additional information in the near future,” Adkins said.
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Ryan Hill is tracking a bump in the road before we begin a warming trend with above normal temps possible.
Here is your January 2023 weather recap for Muncie, Indiana!
The Ball State Student Government Association Treasurer Mamed Ramazanli was censured due to not fulfilling his duties. Those duties included not giving executive reports, not providing budgets and not having good communication with senators.
Representatives from the Ball State University Honors College Diversity Project collaborated with the Inclusive Excellence Series to host a Disability Pride awareness event. The event, hosted by diversity fellows from the organization, included lectures from guest speakers within the mental health and disability fields.
“The sad thing is though, because of the weather and COVID, the contractors have fallen behind about a month. So we should have been back open about the first of the month. So right now, we are just kind of in limbo,” Edwards said.
After a rocky night in which they needed to extend their stay and then an early departure to Bowling Green (10-12, 4-5 MAC), the Cardinals survived on the road for a second consecutive game.
Weather Forecaster Rachel Sherfey tracks a chilly remainder of the week, as well as a warm up on the way.
The Ball State Student Government hosted a nomination convention for the next president and vice president. Two executive tickets were brought to the table.
“We believe it is important to encourage the creative paths of our artists, we also celebrate the youth who are creative artists in the community,” said Debra Gindhart Dragoo, the event organizer.
Ball State’s College of Architecture and Planning students hit the halfway point in two-year competition to build the “Alley House", located 201 N. Temple Avenue in Indianapolis.
The President of the Muncie Optimist Club, Bob Walsh, states “we have 50 members a part of our club and we have a lot of fun.” They are working hard to make a difference in our youth.
Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Oliver Moster is anticipating cooler temperatures for Central Indiana for the rest of the week.
