Katherine Hill
Articles
Children’s book author Sharon Draper’s “Out of My Mind” series creates a more inclusive curriculum for children everywhere
Even though March is Disability Awareness Month, the book allows for conversations about disability to happen year-round.
Husband and wife owners of Prairie Hills Farm strive to provide the community with local agricultural products
The first-generation farmers have been feeding the community since 2021.
Victoria Spartz hosts hostile Town Hall
The Indiana Representative traveled to Muncie City Town Hall March 29 and was met with protest.
Ball State follows a national trend of upward female enrollment in higher education
Nationwide studies suggest women are more likely to enroll in and finish college than men.
Ball State’s Board of Trustees hold regular committee meeting Feb. 28
Throughout Ball State’s Feb. 28 Board of Trustees Committee Meeting, various staff and faculty members approached the board with consistently positive departmental updates halfway through the Spring 2025 semester.
Ball State takes preemptive measures in response to anti-DEI legislation, canceling LGBTQ+ events
Students and faculty are voicing frustrations amid recent changes to DEI programming at Ball State.
Ball State’s Multicultural Center to be renamed in honor of two pillar Black community members
Late Muncie natives Vivian Conley and Hurley Goodall Jr. will bear the namesake of the university center.
‘Find that Fight in You:’ Ball State’s Success in Sisterhood hosts panel with alumnae
The “Herstory in the Making” panel celebrated black women in business.
Leading with the Heart: A work-life balance between instincts and ethics
Discovering new facets of my personality, femininity, and skill set was not without burnout and dissociation.
TikTok restored in the U.S. by Donald Trump 12 hours after the effective national ban
The app has a controversial history, its Chinese origins posing a presumed threat to national security.