Trinity Rea
Summer Editor-in-Chief at Ball State Daily
Ball State University Graduate student, @bsudailynews reporter
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1 week ago |
pickleballinnovators.com | Trinity Rea
A casual round of pickleball among friends in a 16,000-square-foot former warehouse sparked the idea for what is now The Sporty Pickle — an Englewood, Colorado-based venue that fuses casual competition with cocktails and community. Dubbed by owner Jarrett Gordon as the “TopGolf for pickleball,” The Sporty Pickle reimagines traditional court rentals by integrating hospitality and events into a unique social-sport hybrid.
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2 weeks ago |
campusrecmag.com | Trinity Rea
The COVID-19 pandemic may have accelerated outdoor fitness trends, but the concept has been part of our lives since childhood — playing tag outside at recess, hide-and-seek in your grandparents’ backyard, and riding your bike around the block are just a few examples. Recognizing the long-term benefits of outdoor fitness, campus recreation centers are rethinking how they can use spaces outside their four walls.
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2 weeks ago |
campusrecmag.com | Trinity Rea
Campus recreation centers nationwide have made sustainability a central focus of their philosophy and direction, saving money through different partnerships and initiatives, improving facility efficiency, and satisfying their student body’s push to use various sustainable practices in their day-to-day lives. Whether your university or on-campus recreation center is large or small, implementing sustainable practices and green spaces can be easy.
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2 weeks ago |
communityrecmag.com | Trinity Rea
From proactive staff training to advanced safety tools, industry leaders share best practices for ensuring secure and well-managed facilities through risk management. Recreation centers act as a hub of a community, creating a space for people to engage in sports, fitness and various wellness programs. The benefits provided by these facilities can’t come without safety procedures and risk management strategies. Maintaining a safe environment is key to rec centers running smoothly and successfully.
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2 weeks ago |
communityrecmag.com | Trinity Rea
Community rec centers are leveraging AI to improve operations, protect members and optimize experiences. Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping revolutionize different industries and their processes — including community recreation centers. Across the country, rec centers are utilizing AI to improve center efficiency, enhance safety procedures and overall create a better experience for their members.
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I’m incredibly grateful and excited to share that I was awarded the Visionary Leadership Louie Award last night for my role as Print Managing Editor at the Ball State Daily News this school year! https://t.co/B3bjRY4FJr
Took some photos today for @bsudailynews !
Victoria Spartz, (R-District 5) hosted a town hall meeting at Muncie City Hall March 29. Topics discussed included Medicaid and Social Security benefits, the Department of Education and the state's involvement in Ukraine. https://t.co/9UKbLqDeZs
Thankful to play a small part in covering @BallStateWBB's historic season. Here are my takeaways from today's loss. Stay tuned @dn_sports for @ElijahPoe4's full game story.
In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, #12 @BallStateWBB faced #5 @OleMissWBB and came down with a loss. Here are three takeaways from the game. https://t.co/XtObar8OF1
