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(From left) Brooklyn Lambert, Brittaney Edwards, Ricbecka Deardorff, Moth Danner, and Lucian Cruor share their stories over coffee at the weekly Stitch ’n Bitch meeting at The Cup on Sept. 17. The group talks about their week and creates art every Sunday. Kaci Alvarez, DN

Community members gather weekly to Stitch 'n Bitch

While Stitch ‘n Bitch was brought to Muncie in 2014, the gathering that takes place at 3 p.m. every Sunday at The Cup resembles knitting groups that gathered over 70 years ago.

Ball State graduate creates GoWild app

GoWild is a new iOS app recently released by a small team, including Ball State alumnus Zach Grimes.

Swing Society is a club that teaches dance moves and then dancers are allowed to put together what they learned in their own creative way. It is open to any skill level. Ball State Swing Society, Photo Provided

Swing into the new semester with Swing Society

Kathryn Powell, a senior history major, didn’t swing dance until her sophomore year. Now, she is the president of Ball State Swing Society and teaches others how to dance.

Sole Dance fundraiser to help children affected by domestic violence

The Mortar Board National Honor Society is hoping Ball State students will dance, donate and help decrease the hardships of children affected by domestic violence.

Four graduate students in Ball State's Center for Emerging Media Design & Development master’s program spent three days helping Circle of Blue produce “WATERSHED: Replenishing Water Values for a Thirsty World,” hosted by Pope Francis at the Vatican during World Water Week 2017. EMDD director Jennifer Palilonis said people around the world gathered for WATERSHED at St. Peter’s Square March 22, to share the reality, struggles, hopes and fears about the world’s water supply. Jennifer Palilonis // Photo Provided

Ball State students produce global content at Vatican for World Water Week

Four graduate students in the Center for Emerging Media Design and Developement master’s program spent three days helping Circle of Blue produce “WATERSHED: Replenishing Water Values for a Thirsty World,” hosted by Pope Francis at the Vatican during World Water Week 2017.

Community members of all ages gathered outside of Muncie Central High School, held up signs, chanted and demanded that the Muncie Community School administration not follow through with their proposed plan to cut teachers' salaries. Their gathering on both sides of the street, plea, “save our schools” and not punish teachers for the shocking accumulation of debt, took place prior to the 6:30 p.m. school board meeting Tuesday. Patrick Murphy // DN File

Muncie School District in deficit spending, sparks protest

Muncie Community Schools have found themselves in an estimated $11.5 million deficit spending, according to The Star Press. While solutions have not yet been met to try and dig out of that hole, the district is looking at many areas to cut, including teacher salaries, an area shocking to parents.