University Calendar

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March 9 | Classes Resume

This session provides managers with an overview of how to review, approve, and submit employee time and absence in Workday.

Join us for this lunch and learn style session where we will explore practical methods for managing tasks, structuring your time, and creating systems that support efficiency and reduce stress.

Join Music Librarian Jackson Harmeyer as we discuss library resources for students studying vocal music. We'll focus on locating songs and arias on library shelves and online, plus discuss resources that can help with diction and text translations.

Join ADA and the Office of Disability Services for a session presented by Richard Harris, Director Emeritus of Disability Services, about Franklin D. Roosevelt and his physical disability in relation to his presidential election. This event is part of a series of events to celebrate Disability Awareness Month.

The 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.

Stop by the table to grab some new posters, buttons, and stickers!

Nancy Carlson is retired from the Media Department at Ball State where she also served as chair. She spends her retirement volunteering at Classroom Connections (the free teachers store), Muncie Civic Theater and Grissom Elementary School. Just for fun, she decided to find and photograph all the New Deal Post Office Murals in the State of Indiana.

During this informative session, you will learn about the following: career options and credentialing available with an MSW, Advanced Standing, and Traditional Standing MSW options, the application process for Graduate School, and tips for making your MSW application stand out.

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.

This program will explore the architecture of Ball State University, spanning from the first structure in the late 19th century to the Alexander M. Bracken Library in the 1970s, and will bring to light the stories of the seldom-known, history-making women who lived, worked, learned, and played within the walls of these iconic buildings as told through original architectural drawings, maps, photographs, and other one-of-a-kind resources of the Ball State University Libraries. Wine and appetizers will be served.

From childhood hand-me-downs to special occasion outfits, heartbreaks to celebrations, Love, Loss, and What I Wore explores the humor, nostalgia, and meaning woven into the fabric of our lives. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts box office.

To receive your degree at the end of this semester, you must apply to graduate by the deadline, even if you don’t plan to attend the commencement ceremony.

Join this session to explore the campus-wide rollout of ArgosX, the upgraded version of Argos reporting.

Join the Employee Relations Team for Equal Opportunity and Search Committee training unpacking recent federal updates in civil rights law.

The 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.

Are you at a pivotal moment in your career? Wondering what comes next after earning your undergraduate degree? The Center for Information and Communication Sciences (CICS) offers an exciting path forward for graduates from all walks of life. Whether you choose our accelerated 11-month on-campus program or our flexible six-semester online format, you'll have the opportunity to elevate your career, regardless of your previous experience or field of study. At CICS, we integrate leadership, business acumen, and technology expertise to help you redefine your professional future.

You must register for this event.

Join Ball State University’s Center for Economic and Civic Learning for a regional follow-up conversation on what the new findings mean for our communities.

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.

Join Disability Services and ADA for an accessible board game night! We will have various games to choose from as well as snacks! This event is part of a series of events to celebrate Disability Awareness Month.

Enjoy a talk and book signing by Nora Krug, the artist featured in DOMA's Spring special exhibition.

Learn more about Ball State's online master of arts or master of science in interior design during our webinar.

Register below to attend a webinar about Ball State's Online Transition to Teaching Program for Early Childhood Education.

The 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.

It can be challenging to come back after break. Come by and visit our table as our office provides some helpful tips to getting motivated after coming back from break.

Join ADA, Disability Services, and Health Promotion and Advocacy for a Sex Ed and Disability Bingo Night! There will be snacks and prizes available! This event is part of a series of events to celebrate Disability Awareness Month.

Whether you’re experimenting with AI in the classroom, exploring tools to improve your workflow, or just curious about AI at Ball State, join us for AI Coffee Chats.

Join the College of Health, and the Addictions Coalition of Delaware County as they once again host the 7th annual Delaware County Symposium of Substance Use Disorders. The theme of the event this year is Resilience, Creativity, and Thriving in Changing Times. This event is free, with a free lunch, but we encourage attendees to register. You can join us for all or part of the day. Individual session information will be added as speakers are confirmed.

The 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.

Enjoy a midday break with mindfulness meditation in the DOMA galleries.

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.

Participants will gain confidence in responding to AI misuse and using language that encourages constructive dialogues rather than conflict.

The Global Photo Contest Reception celebrates the diverse cultures, experiences, and landscapes that our students encounter around the world.

Join ADA and Disability Services in our Awareness Month Book Club Series! We will be reading Year of the Tiger: An Activist's Life by Alice Wong. Sign up for the book club by March 2nd and stop by SC 116 on March 9th to pick up your copy of the book. Space is limited. Reserve a spot here: bit.ly/DSDBookClub26

Fridays: March 13, 27 at 5:00 p.m.; Saturdays: March 14, 28 at 3:30 p.m.; Travel with Jack and Annie, stars of the Magic Tree House® best-selling children’s book series, as they search for answers to a mysterious riddle and meet a helpful astronomer and astronaut. Perfect for families and groups with K through 3rd grade learners; all ages are welcome.

Fridays: March 13, 27 at 6:30 p.m.; Saturdays: March 14, 28 at 6:30 p.m.; This show tells the twisted tale of our planet’s origins, and helps us explore the potential of other possible worlds like our own. Suitable for adults and ages 10+; all ages are welcome.

From childhood hand-me-downs to special occasion outfits, heartbreaks to celebrations, Love, Loss, and What I Wore explores the humor, nostalgia, and meaning woven into the fabric of our lives. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts box office.

Ball State Preview Days are special opportunities for high school students and their families to visit our campus and learn more about Ball State University!

The 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.