Igniting the Fire
By Olivia Ground / 21 hours agoCollege helped me regain the spark for life that I had lost.
College helped me regain the spark for life that I had lost.
My identity isn’t a single story and neither is yours.
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
Medical professionals need to stop diminishing the possibility of pain from IUD insertion.
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.
Watching Broadway shows has changed my life for the better.
From the first few notes to the last crackle, vinyl has a way of guiding me back to calm.
Watasha Barnes Griffin of YWCA Central Indiana stands by the commitment to eliminate racism and empower women in Muncie and Delaware County.
Life-altering surgeries are often postponed or disregarded because of the price of healthcare in the United States.
The emotional pain of missing someone dear to you, the balance of your academics, and the many horror stories from peers of their own failed long-distance relationships, can put an immense amount of emotional pressure on modern participants.
It is time we start treating our educators like the critical part of society that they are.
Discovering new facets of my personality, femininity, and skill set was not without burnout and dissociation.
The only certainty in life is how we respond to it. Your decision will ultimately determine who you become.
Disability doesn't mean you can’t achieve great things.
As family heirlooms are passed down, their significance doesn’t always pass with them.
