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Wayne Knitting Mills Park in Fort Wayne

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]n acre that once had dilapidated houses and overgrown weeds will soon become a relaxing, inviting green space in Fort Wayne’s Nebraska Neighborhood. This Fall 2017 Semester, three teams of Ball State University students each crafted recommendations on what to do with the triangular Wayne Knitting Mills Park. Improvements to the pocket park are part […]

[dropcap]P[/dropcap]atricia Clark and Eva Zygmunt, PhD ’03, knew Schools Within the Context of Community (SCC) was a story that would resonate with other educators. SCC, begun in 2009, is an immersive, community-engaged teacher preparation program that places candidates in the community for a full semester of integrated coursework. In addition to classroom work, the teacher candidates work with community mentors to […]

A professor and three students admire plants growing in a large wooden box.

The Maring-Hunt Library Community Garden is a resource to a Muncie neighborhood, so students partnered to design an enhanced space.

A student is holding a mobile phone outside of a Carmel business

An immersive learning class brings a walking tour of historic Carmel, Indiana to people’s smartphones.

Students talk with other students about their new book.

Ball State’s literary magazine and festival of first books gives students opportunities to become published, learn from debut authors.

A library employee poses for a photo in front of a colorful wall with a mural of words.

Alumna Akilah Nosakhere returns home to work for the Muncie Public Library and partners with two immersive learning classes to help the community.

John Anderson is talking to a group of students and teachers around a table.

SportsCenter’s John Anderson visited Ball State to speak to students and share his knowledge of the media industry and career in sports journalism.