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Jake Dickman·
Editorial

The legend lives on: The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald carries weight 50 years later

Jake Dickman is a third-year journalism major and is a guest writer for Ball Bearings Magazine. His views do not...
Dillon Rosenlieb·
Reported Stories

The stories between us: A look at Muncie’s ‘The Facing Project’

As one travels through the heart of Indiana—past the cornfields and echoes of basketball greatness — we move from place...
Radley Richman·
Editorial

Defining DeHority

Editor’s note: This article reflects on the life and influence of Grace DeHority based on archival information and the writer’s...
Sidney Miller·
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Built to last: Ball State’s campus has continually evolved

Revitalizing The Village has been a large construction focus of Ball State University. With seven different projects scheduled to be...
Tatum Harris·
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Presidential Pets

Just past the edge of campus in Muncie’s historic Westwood Neighborhood lies Bracken House: home to the Bracken family, and...
Macaiya Taylor·
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The shift of Middletown studies

Researchers Robert S. and Helen Merrell Lynd created a landmark study of Muncie beginning in 1924, which changed the way...
Seyla Ray·
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From paper to pixels

In 2025, different kinds of media are fast-paced and easily accessible to the masses. Between TV broadcasts, news websites and...
Sophia Leiter·
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Keeping the collective spirit going

For many people, collecting is a sentimental effort. For others, it’s a business investment. Regardless, collecting items can impact local...
Linnea Sundquist·
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Out with the new, in with the old: Old forms of media make an impact

“You pick your album, you pull it out, you brush it off, put it on, drop the needle. I mean,...
Trinity Rea·
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Where art meets order: A look at the David Owsley Museum of Art archival process

Maria VanVreede, registrar and collection manager at the David Owsley Museum of Art (DOMA), said that each of the thirteen...
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