With the holidays right around the corner, Muncie’s Minnetrista Museums and Gardens kicked off its annual Enchanted Luminaria Walk Dec. 6.
Meditate Muncie is a space to learn meditation techniques to cope with stress.
Students and faculty share thoughts about the building’s highly anticipated renovations.
Ball State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) held its last meeting of the Fall 2024 semester Dec. 4.
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) held their weekly senate meeting on Nov. 20.
Ball State University President Geoffery Mearns welcomed students to an open forum at the L.A. Pittenger Student Center Nov. 19 to discuss the next iteration of the university’s strategic plan, Destination 2040: Our Flight Path.
Muncie’s college town Village will be home to a new performing arts center and Cantio Hotel.
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) called its senate meeting to order Nov.13. To begin, SGA welcomed Vice President Angel Esquivel Vazquez from Man2Men.
Ball State’s Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed MOSAIC Peer Advocate Leader Izzy Thompson to the meeting on Nov. 6.
Delaware County Democrats held a watch party Nov. 5 at the Democratic headquarters downtown and at the south side of Muncie at Common Market for Election Day 2024 after the polls closed.
A representative from Ivy Tech Community College poses for a picture in a festive holiday costume while attending Muncie’s Minnetrista Luminaria Walk 2024.The event served as a recruitment opportunity for the college. Shelby Anderson, DN
A vendor works to ribbon ornaments to sell at Muncie’s Minnetrista Luminaria Walk 2024.The community event helped small businesses gain traction. Shelby Anderson, DN
A group of friends surrounds a fire to keep warm at the Minnetrista’s Luminaria Walk 2024 Dec. 6. The group was roasting marshmallows to combat freezing temperatures. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State University President Geoffery Mearns speaks to an audience of students in the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center room 301 about his goals for the future of the university. During an open forum Nov. 19, Mearns detailed his plans to increase undergraduate excellence and innovation at Ball State. Shelby Anderson, DN
Students answer questions asked by Ball State University President Geoffery Mearns at an Nov. 19 open forum in the university's L.A. Pittenger Student Center room 301. The questions and open conversation helped Mearns gauge students' opinions. Shelby Anderson, DN
Rick Hall, Geoffrey Mearns and Greg Schahet stand side-by-side to commemorate the groundbreaking ceremony of a new performance arts center and Cantio Hotel in Muncie Ind.'s collegetown Village Nov. 14 with an official digging. The three men played vital roles in the planning of the project. Shelby Anderson, DN
A crowd celebrates the official digging of a new performance arts center and Cantio Hotel in Muncie Ind.'s collegetown Village Nov. 14. The digging closed the groundbreaking ceremony and marked a “limitless future,” for the university’s theatre and dance students, Bill Jenkins, the university’s theatre and dance department chair, said. Shelby Anderson, DN
Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns shares remarks at the groundbreaking ceremony of a new performance arts center and Cantio Hotel in Muncie Ind.'s collegetown Village Nov. 14. Mearns emphasized the construction project was “the start of something special” for Munice community members. Shelby Anderson, DN
Greg Schahet, president and CFO of Schahet Hotels speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony of a new performance arts center and Cantio Hotel in Muncie Ind.'s collegetown Village Nov. 14. Schahet's generosity and collaborative efforts were fundamental to establishing the architectural structure of the Cantio Hotel. Shelby Anderson, DN
Bill Jenkins, the department chair for Theatre and Dance at Ball State University, speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony of a new performance arts center and Cantio Hotel in Muncie Ind.'s collegetown Village Nov. 14. Jenkins said working with his students continues to make him feel like "the luckiest man on campus." Shelby Anderson, DN
