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(05/23/20 6:15pm)
Queer Chocolatier co-owners Cheri Madewell and Morgan Roddy raised more than $10,000 for the business through a GoFundMe page after sharing their financial concerns online. The chocolate store closed its doors in March to dine-in customers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Morgan Roddy, Photo Courtesy
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(05/23/20 12:42am)
Jason Butler, brother to graduating senior Grace Butler, waves bubbles and nods toward his sister May 22, 2020. Like many other Burris Laboratory School families, Grace's family drove through the school's graduation event on Campus Drive at Ball State. Grace said she is attending Butler University in the fall to major in accounting. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 12:50am)
Burris Laboratory School graduating senior Ian James watches cars drive by for the school's graduation ceremony May 22, 2020, on Campus Drive at Ball State. "It's the end of an age," James said when asked how he felt about graduating. James said he missed being in class this semester due to the COVID-19 lockdown, and he wished they could have participated in all the senior traditions. James will be attending Indiana University to study law, public policy and sociology. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 12:53am)
Thomas Zeller and other graduating seniors at Burris Laboratory School wave at cars driving past for the drive-by ceremony May 22, 2020, at Ball State. Students lined up along Campus Drive and waited as family and friends congratulated them from their vehicles. Zeller, left, will be attending Hanover College in the fall to study international business and pre-law. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 12:57am)
Kelby Herwehe, graduating senior at Burris Laboratory School, holds up a sign at the drive-by ceremony May 22, 2020, at Ball State. Herwehe encouraged several drivers to honk as they passed him. He plans to attend Indiana University in Bloomington to study biology in the pre-medical track. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:04am)
A family member of graduating seniors at Burris Laboratory School talks to students from her vehicle May 22, 2020, at Ball State. Cars drove through Campus Drive to congratulate students, who were lined up 6 feet apart along the road. "We wanted to do something for the students," Superintendent Robert Marra said. They couldn't do a regular graduation, but the outside drive-by ceremony allowed people to maintain social distancing guidelines, he added. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:11am)
Burris Laboratory School graduating senior Hannah Kreider watches family and friends for the drive-by ceremony May 22, 2020, on Campus Drive at Ball State. Kreider has been attending Burris since she was 5 years old, and said she had mixed feelings about transitioning to online classes. Kreider, who will be attending Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania to study chemistry, said she did her best to finish her classes so she could celebrate with her friends. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:22am)
Burris Laboratory School graduating seniors Deford Cope, left, and Ian James, right, wave at vehicles driving past them for the drive-by ceremony May 22, 2020, at Ball State. Cope said he missed the personal interactions he used to have after the school transitioned online. "Sometimes it's what gets me through some of the classes, and then having [the lockdown] suddenly, the only interaction that you have with [classmates] is sometimes through video chats on Zoom," he said. Cope plans to attend Ball State to study psychology. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:15am)
Jonna Reece, grandmother to Burris Laboratory School graduating senior Cole Carroll, waits in her vehicle for the drive-by ceremony to begin May 22, 2020, on Campus Drive at Ball State. Carroll's family hopped into a few cars, which they painted with phrases like, "Class of Corona 2020," to congratulate the graduating class. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:27am)
Hannah Kreider, graduating senior at Burris Laboratory School, laughs as family and friends pass her at the drive-by ceremony May 22, 2020, at Ball State. Kreider and other students stood 6 feet apart from each other and passing vehicles in order to follow social distancing guidelines. Burris' graduation, which is usually held indoors, took place along Campus Drive this year. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 12:35am)
Vehicles form two lines for the Burris Laboratory School drive-by graduation May 22, 2020, on Campus Drive at Ball State. According to Dawn Miller, principal, more than 200 cars appeared to congratulate seniors. The line stretched from behind the Frank A. Bracken Administration building to the nearby parking garage. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/23/20 1:33am)
Burris Laboratory School graduating senior Victoria Avila smiles as her mother, wearing gloves, takes her photo May 22, 2020. Avila and the other students in her class lined up along Campus Drive at Ball State for the drive-by ceremony, which was organized to adhere to social distancing guidelines. Avila, who will be attending Southern Adventist University to study high school education, said she used to drive a half hour to get to school every day, so the COVID-19 lockdown allowed her to sleep in for a few more hours each morning. After a while, she said, she found herself missing her morning and afternoon drives. Bailey Cline, DN
(05/22/20 5:17pm)
Jean Crosby will serve as the next president of the Ball State University Foundation and the vice president of university advancement. Crosby previously served the role twice in an interim capacity. Ball State University, Photo Courtesy
(05/22/20 2:05am)
Boy Scouts and their families plant flags beside each headstone May 21, 2020, at Beech Grove Cemetery. Scouts in Muncie leave flags before Memorial Day in remembrance of fallen veterans. Jenna Gorsage, DN
(05/22/20 1:57am)
Scoutmaster Josh Sprague, right, stands next to his long-time friend, Matt Gossage. Both helped direct Boy Scouts to place flags at different headstones May 21, 2020. Jenna Gorsage, DN
(05/21/20 2:18pm)
Stephanie Onieal, second-grade teacher at Burris Laboratory School, was awarded the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Ball Brothers Foundation. The award is given to a Delaware County teacher who incorporates 21st century skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity and collaboration. Stephanie Onieal, Photo Provided
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(05/20/20 6:00pm)
In this March 2020 photo, Liz Rieth stands beside the Arc de Triomf in Barcelona, Spain. Rieth spent two months of her spring 2020 semester in Spain before her study abroad was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Liz Rieth, Photo Provided
(05/20/20 5:59pm)
In this March 2020 photo, Liz Rieth, junior journalism and Spanish major, looks out at the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. Rieth returned home to Indiana from her study abroad program in Granada in early March. Liz Rieth, Photo Provided