Opinion
The revitalization of a community
By: Jessica Norton In the 1920s General Motors invested themselves in the Southside of Muncie. Along with them and other auto part makers, the Southside […]
Month: December 2022
Opinion
American issues reflected in Muncie’s community
By: Izzy Burks Muncie: What once was a strong community has struggled in the clutches of American problems. Collaborative community life in South-central Muncie has […]
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Ball State: Start addressing substance use
By: Zeke Hansen Substance use is relatively common among college students. Studies and surveys in the past have found that nearly half of the United […]
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Ball State students should take lead by prioritizing Muncie’s Southside 
By: Charleston Bowles Uncharted territory. That was my first impression when I ventured off campus for the first time as a freshman in the fall […]
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Ball State students should support musicians in Muncie
By: Jake Williams Muncie has a plethora of talent within the city. Whether it is Ball State students or natives of the city, Muncie has […]
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Southside Muncie supports local veterans
By: Caleb Anglin MUNCIE, Ind. – It’s the holiday season and that means it’s the season of giving back. On Dec. 3, the Muncie Southside […]
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Muncie: A hub for gentrification
By: Kaitlynn Myers Muncie, Indiana, has had a rich history starting with being a hub of industrialization from 1870 to 1886. It was later home […]
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A neighborhood misunderstood
By: Haley Boyce When I first came to Muncie, I heard about staying away from “the other side of the tracks” — the dangerous side […]
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The cost of cultural competence
By: Tori Smith Muncie is in denial, the first notch on Milton Bennett’s Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity. Developed in 1986, the “Bennett Scale” explores […]
