Another Chapter Complete
By Amber Pietz / 19 minutes agoMy time at Ball State is nothing like I thought it would be, but everything I hoped it could be.
My time at Ball State is nothing like I thought it would be, but everything I hoped it could be.
College helped me regain the spark for life that I had lost.
Current early childhood educators can pursue credentials, while high schoolers learn early childhood education hands-on.
Brooke Himes, former editor-in-chief at the Ball State Daily News, talks about the fruition of the Partnership Paper.
Dr. Chuck Reynolds talks about his first year with Muncie Community Schools and the school’s next five-year strategic plan.
How queer individuals in powerful positions can help shape and inspire our community.
Nobody in the LGBTQIA+ community should feel obligated to come out.
My queerness isn’t something that can be measured, and it’s not anyone else’s to define
Kayla Davion, a 2017 Ball State University graduate will serve as the 2025 Spring Commencement Speaker.
Doechii’s story tells us that being true to ourselves is the only way to find success. From choosing sobriety to deciding that a mixtape was the best path for her free artistic creation and even sharing with her fans that it’s okay to not be okay, Doechii proves that authenticity always wins.
Spectrum has been an outlet for students to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community since its creation in 1974.
Muncie community members participate in a nationwide protest along Wheeling Avenue and McGalliard Road intersection holding signs and chanting against the Trump administration.
Medical professionals need to stop diminishing the possibility of pain from IUD insertion.
Even though March is Disability Awareness Month, the book allows for conversations about disability to happen year-round.
The first-generation farmers have been feeding the community since 2021.
Female-centric trends have become a big proponent of the feminist movement.
It is our job to make sure the past and present protections for our national parks live on.
Through the Woman's Franchise League of Muncie, the Ball wives financially supported and represented the organization at state level for the Women's Suffrage Movement.
Debbie Powers and Andrea Seger both worked at Ball State when Title IX was passed and advocated for women in sports.
Muncie’s trans residents worry about the potential of anti-trans policies in their everyday lives.
