Upcoming Events
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Grant to support publication and other related expenses.
All Day Event
Grant to support student travel for research dissemination or creative work exhibition.
All Day Event
Funds to support tenure-line faculty to present research
All Day Event
Grant supporting the professional activities of non-tenure line faculty
2:30 p.m.
the stage in Recital Hall AR217The Spring Short Play Series features multiple short plays directed by junior-level students. Performed in repertory, the series offers audiences the chance to see several shows in one evening, showcasing a variety of stories and styles. All performances take place in the Fine Arts Building's Recital Hall (AR 217).
7:30 p.m.
the stage in Recital Hall AR217The Spring Short Play Series features multiple short plays directed by junior-level students. Performed in repertory, the series offers audiences the chance to see several shows in one evening, showcasing a variety of stories and styles. All performances take place in the Fine Arts Building's Recital Hall (AR 217).
11 a.m.
Join us as we celebrate the second annual Cardinal Financial Wellness Week!
12 p.m.
Join us for this lunch and learn style session where we will discuss various mental health myths, describe the importance of being aware of these misconceptions, and provide more accurate information regarding the topics discussed.
3:30 p.m.
Our Study Abroad 101 sessions go over the basics of studying abroad and highlight some of our favorite programs you can participate in, as well as some tips for funding your program. A great chance to meet the members of the Study Abroad Office and get your questions answered! Location: Student Center SC102 - Yuhas Room
4 p.m.
Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning Guest Lecture SeriesOn March 16, the Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning will welcome internationally recognized artist and scholar Jorge Otero-Pailos for a guest lecture titled The Ethics of Dust, at 4:00 p.m. in the Architecture Building, Lecture Hall 100.
4:15 p.m.
Looking to expand your college experience and study away from Ball State without leaving the country!? Join us for the National Student Exchange (NSE) info session at the Rinker Center for Global Affairs (Student Center SC102)! Discover how you can study at one of 160+ universities across the U.S, Canada, and beyond!
5 p.m.
Attendees will learn about accounting programs, classes, careers, and more from various faculty members. Complimentary pizza and soft drinks provided.
5:30 p.m.
Wheelchair Basketball hosted by the Alliance for Disability Awareness (ADA) student club.
7:30 p.m.
the stage in Recital Hall AR217The Spring Short Play Series features multiple short plays directed by junior-level students. Performed in repertory, the series offers audiences the chance to see several shows in one evening, showcasing a variety of stories and styles. All performances take place in the Fine Arts Building's Recital Hall (AR 217).
9 a.m.
Join the Employee Relations Team for Equal Opportunity and Search Committee training unpacking recent federal updates in civil rights law.
10 a.m.
91st Annual Student Art ShowThe School of Art and The Griner Gallery invites the public to the 91st Annual Student Art Exhibition, running from February 13 to March 18, 2026.
10:30 a.m.
The Manager Meet-up series is designed to bring together managers from across the organization for a quick, valuable 30-minute session.
11 a.m.
Brad Schum is a graduate of Ball State University’s Miller College of Business, where he earned his degree in Management. Since beginning his career in 2001, Brad has developed a strong track record of helping organizations operate more efficiently, elevate customer service, and enhance internal processes. Brad spent more than 15 years in sales, primarily within the plastic distribution market serving the healthcare industry. In 2018, he transitioned into the construction services sector through the purchase of Coast 2 Coast Chipping. Under his leadership, the company delivered concrete-removal services across 37 states and doubled in size before being acquired by a competitor in late 2024. That same year, Brad and his wife, Cindy, purchased Heartwood Enterprises Inc., which later became a division of A.G. Maas Supply Co., a company they had originally acquired in 2019.Cindy Schum graduated from Ball State University cum laude in 2001 with a degree in Finance. She began her career in commercial banking, where she spent nearly 20 years advising business clients, managing risk, and overseeing multi-million-dollar loan portfolios. Under Cindy’s leadership, A.G. Mass Supply Co. has grown its team fivefold and expanded its capabilities to better serve customers across Indiana and beyond.
11 a.m.
Grab a friend and join the Benny Bake Off! Students will pair up in teams to compete in baking the best cookie.
11 a.m.
Stop by the table to grab some new posters, buttons, and stickers!
11 a.m.
Got FAFSA questions? We've got answers! Students who verify they have filed a 2025-26 FAFSA and have shared it with Ball State get a sticker and are entered into a contest for FREE Ball State swag.
1:30 p.m.
Across East Central Indiana, the health and wellbeing of people, land, water, and wildlife are intertwined. The places we protect shape our communities, and the choices our communities make shape the future of those places. Julie will speak about Red-tail’s land latest protection projects, restoration projects, educational programs, and how these outcomes move us toward our long-term vision: a community protecting, restoring, enjoying, and caring for nature.
2:30 p.m.
This class is for anyone looking to preserve their memories—whether for personal reflection, to share with loved ones, or to publish. It’s best suited for beginning and intermediate writers and is designed to be repeatable, with new prompts and insights each time.
3 p.m.
Let's talk about paying for what's not on the bill: textbooks, supplies, transportation, and saving for fun on the weekends!
7:30 p.m.
the stage in Recital Hall AR217The Spring Short Play Series features multiple short plays directed by junior-level students. Performed in repertory, the series offers audiences the chance to see several shows in one evening, showcasing a variety of stories and styles. All performances take place in the Fine Arts Building's Recital Hall (AR 217).
12 a.m.
So you have student loans, or you're considering borrowing. What happens when it's time to start paying them back? What if you could forgive your loans entirely? In this session, we'll give you the tools to explore student loan options as well as show you the basics when preparing for repayment and applying for loan forgiveness programs.
9 a.m.
Overwhelmed by your digital life? There are hundreds of digital attention seekers that come across your desk on a daily basis, and you need a system to make sure you don't drown.
10 a.m.
91st Annual Student Art ShowThe School of Art and The Griner Gallery invites the public to the 91st Annual Student Art Exhibition, running from February 13 to March 18, 2026.
10 a.m.
a photo of ceramic bowls from aboveThe Clay Guild is hosting a sale to support their trip to NCECA! Stop by the Atrium to shop a variety of objects from functional ware like mugs and bowls to sculptural work!
11 a.m.
Got FAFSA questions? We've got answers! Students who verify they have filed a 2025-26 FAFSA and have shared it with Ball State get a sticker and are entered into a raffle for FREE Ball State swag.
2 p.m.
Want to get paid for going to school? Free money is waiting for you! This workshop will help you find scholarship opportunities. Log on for one-on-one assistance from a financial aid specialist.
3 p.m.
Join us for the weekly Culture Exchange, hosted by the Rinker Center for Global Affairs, where international students share the traditions, customs, and unique experiences of their home countries.
3 p.m.
Need help filing your state and federal taxes? New for 2026 and in partnership with Student Financial Services, VITA will offer sessions where attendees will be guided through the process of completing their own tax return by IRS-certified volunteers. The first workshop begins at 3:00 p.m. and the second workshop begins at 5:30 p.m.; pick which time works best for you.
6 p.m.
Join Disability Services, ADA, and the Office of Student Life to play Goal Ball!
7:30 p.m.
the stage in Recital Hall AR217The Spring Short Play Series features multiple short plays directed by junior-level students. Performed in repertory, the series offers audiences the chance to see several shows in one evening, showcasing a variety of stories and styles. All performances take place in the Fine Arts Building's Recital Hall (AR 217).
9 a.m.
Join Kyla McKillip and Charity Coffman for a half hour of networking and discussion of hot topic items for Admin Coordinators at Ball State.
10 a.m.
a photo of ceramic bowls from aboveThe Clay Guild is hosting a sale to support their trip to NCECA! Stop by the Atrium to shop a variety of objects from functional ware like mugs and bowls to sculptural work!
11 a.m.
Got FAFSA questions? We've got answers! Students who verify they have filed a 2025-26 FAFSA and have shared it with Ball State get a sticker and are entered into a raffle for FREE Ball State swag.
2 p.m.
In this session, we will guide you through the essentials covering budgeting, financial planning, and money decision-making for grad students. Get the knowledge you need to feel confident and in control of your money.
3:30 p.m.
The College of Sciences and Humanities is hosting a panel on how to prepare, apply, and thrive in law school on March 19th from 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. in the CSH Student Success Hub, North Quad 160.
3:30 p.m.
Photo of Speaker Dr. Meden Isaac-LamPhotodynamic Chemotherapy Application for Cancer Treatment
6 p.m.
Join ADA for a night of crafting and watching a movie to celebrate Disability Awareness Month!
12 a.m.
Find your zen and reduce financial stress with money mindfulness meditation: a session that combines mindfulness and financial wellness. Pause with us to reflect on your financial goals, reduce stress around money, and learn about the emotional side of financial health.
10 a.m.
A photo of campus is overlayed by the text "Transfer Visit Day" and "Campus Visit Event" with a red design embellishment.Transfer Visit Day is a unique opportunity for prospective transfer students to visit our campus and learn more about Ball State University!
12 p.m.
Please join the Department of Educational Psychology for a free live information session (webinar) for our two Master's Degree Programs: Master of Arts in Educational Psychology and Master of Science in Quantitative Psychology.
12 p.m.
Explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance teaching, research, and creative work. Gain insights and practical skills, explore innovative strategies, and engage in thoughtful conversations about the ethical use of AI in academia. Earn $250 in your Recognized Incentive Activity (RIA) account and a certificate of completion.