University Calendar

7:30 p.m. | Emens Auditorium

The Facul-TEA series offers 15-minute webinars designed for busy faculty—a perfect quick pick-me-up to energize your teaching, research, creative endeavors, and professional activities in the amount of time it takes to drink a cup of tea!

Need some art for your room or some new stickers for your water bottle? Come to our Student Print Sale!

The School of Art invites the public to attend as Master of Fine Arts degree candidates present their thesis exhibitions from March 25-April 11 in The Ned and Gloria Griner Art Gallery. Artwork being displayed is by Mary Vozenilek (ceramics), Anna Grabowski (glass), and Michelle Pokorny (glass). Reception is from 4 - 6 pm on April 2.

Can we trust Wikipedia? Can I cite a YouTube video? Is the paper I found on Academia.edu really legit? When anyone can edit a site or upload content, how do I know what information to trust? Join University Libraries for this workshop in which we will learn about evaluating popular online sources.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping education, and students are leading the way. In this Adobe Digital Literacy Café session, we’ll will spotlight inspiring students from diverse disciplines who are using generative AI to push the boundaries of learning and creativity.

Register for one or more topics in our Self Care for Your Mind Spring 2025 series. These sessions are offered through Engagement, Wellbeing & Culture in collaboration with the Ball State Counseling Practicum Clinic in the Department of Counseling Psychology, Social Psychology, and Counseling.

Please join the University Libraries for a livestream presentation for Mac users on EndNote, a free citation management software. See how EndNote can help you format citations in your paper, dissertation or thesis. EndNote not only allows you to format citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, it also helps you organize and manage them.

This recital will feature the students of Mei Zhong. Free and open to the public.

Please join the School of Art for a presentation by Nancy Floyd. From 6:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. in AJ 225.

The Student Composers' Forum features creative and innovative musical compositions written by undergraduate and graduate Ball State University composers. Free and open to the public.