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Articles by Brady Terrell
Painting power: making murals for the Muncie community
MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball State University (BSU) promotes community-driven art and heavily advocates it through their Art for the People initiative. Art has long been a big part of BSU, and one BSU alumna is taking what she learned and applying it to the community. Ashley Runkle is a BSU graduate and attended BSU’s art school where she studied ceramics. For some time, Runkle ran her own watercolor greeting card company up until 2020, when she started working with local realtors.
More Than A Game: Ball State Club Soccer Keeps Students Competing
MUNCIE, Ind. - Although Ball State does not currently have a varsity men’s soccer team, students can continue playing the sport at the collegiate level through the university’s club team. For many students, soccer has been part of their lives since childhood, and the club offers a way to stay involved in the game while pursuing their education.
How Cardinal Chaos is changing the Ball State game-day experience
MUNCIE, Ind.- Sports are shaped by the contributions of players, coaches, and fans, each playing an important role in the atmosphere surrounding athletic events at Ball State. Cardinal Chaos adds another unique element that helps set the school apart from others. President Kaden Khayyata explains what Cardinal Chaos is. “I think our name spells it out perfectly: Cardinal, Chaos. Cardinal is for Ball State; Chaos we bring to every athletic event we are at,” Khayyata said.
American Legion Post 137 on the road to recovery after the August Floods
The aftermath of the floods has left Post 137 starting over and rebuilding The reconstruction in American Legion Post 137, Carey Hall NEW CASTLE, Ind. – In August of 2026, Muncie and surrounding cities experienced devastating floods that have left many businesses and stores in ruins. The floods lasted for three days. As the water levels were rising, so did the damage. The floods had reached New Castle, Indiana, affecting American Legion Post 137.
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