University Resources
Multicultural Student Organizations
Student organizations are open to any currently enrolled Ball State University student without regard to race, religion, color, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, disability, genetic information, ethnicity, national origin or ancestry, protected veteran status, or other legally protected category, unless the student organizations' memberships restriction is shown to be specifically allowed by law.
The Asian Student Union, formerly known as The Asian American Student Association (AASA) provides programming to strengthen cultural pride and help develop a campus environment conducive to cultural appreciation. Learn more.
The Black Student Association (BSA) helps students grow and develop through cultural, social, and academic discussions and programs from an African-American perspective. Learn more.
The Latinx Student Union (LSU) promotes the identity and unity of Latinx students through intellectual, cultural, and social growth. Learn more.
Spectrum educates the Ball State and Muncie communities on lesbian, bisexual, gay, and trans issues, cultures, and history through various programming efforts. Learn more.