University Calendar

Join a free public tour of works selected by a DOMA gallery guide.

Cost: $4/person, click link for information. During this event, Ball State students use planetarium visuals to present in the most creative way they can while competing. Ten minutes a person—that is all the time they have to share a piece of our universe with you in the planetarium in an effort to win Astronomy Slam Champion. Suitable for adults and ages 10+.

Provides support to aid in expenses associated with publication, reprints, article processing or open access charges, page charges, and subventions.

The Student Travel Program is available for currently enrolled graduate students at Ball State to present works at a professional meeting, or perform or exhibit creative works. The maximum award is $700.

The Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs has provided for a second year of funds to award tenure-line faculty members funds to present their research and scholarship at professional regional or national meetings or to perform or exhibit creative works.

For tenured and tenure-track faculty members looking to travel abroad for academic or creative activity Aspire offers the International Travel Program.

Sponsored by the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, these funds provide NTL faculty funding to support activities undertaken to advance their development as scholars, including, but not limited to, workshops or conference travel for excellence in teaching, scholarly presentations/performances, and/or for professional development.

If you haven't registered for classes yet, or still need help finalizing your schedule, this week is designed to connect you with the support you need.

Join us to learn more about Ball State's Psychological Science Master's program. With tracks that emphasize core psychological domains or align with the clinical science model, this two-year program prepares students for doctoral programs or employment in research and/or academic settings.

Come see all our study abroad opportunities and speak to faculty program leaders, on-campus partners, and our third-party providers, all in one place!

Take a trip around the world without leaving campus, sample global snacks, and make a craft or two!

If you haven't registered for classes yet, or still need help finalizing your schedule, this week is designed to connect you with the support you need.

Do you have a student with disabilities who needs testing accommodations? If so, join us to hear Jim Mills' helpful overview of the Learning Center’s process, expectations, and best practices for faculty.

People and Culture invites you to attend one of the upcoming open forums to learn more about updates to the Classification Architecture and Compensation Project.

Roman Baisa is a real estate entrepreneur and the founder of Carmel Tipsy Tour. He graduated from Ball State University in 2018 where he played baseball. Since then, he has built a real estate business that has sold over $70 million in sales and has built a life of independence through entrepreneurship.

Why 65 Changes the Rules, Your Income Picture After 65, The Three Big Deductions for 2026, Medical, Given, and Itemizing—When to Skip the Standard Deduction, RMD’s, Roths, and Timing Withdrawals, Indiana -Specific, Q&A and Resources

Connect with a Sponsored Projects Administration (SPA) grant managers to ask any additional questions you have related to grant-funded projects.

Join us to learn about the MA in English – Creative Writing and Publishing and ask questions about the program and application process.

Glass artist Kit Paulson will elucidate her 25 years in glassmaking. In Paulson’s body of work, delicate detail and historical precepts converge to create objects that strike a fragile balance between the known and the unknown object. Predominantly working in borosilicate glass, Paulson’s intricate networked forms showcase a complex craft. This event is free and open to the public. From 6:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. in AR 217.

Join us for our Returning to Learning: Success Strategies for Working Professionals information session and discover how you can balance school, work, and personal responsibilities.

If you haven't registered for classes yet, or still need help finalizing your schedule, this week is designed to connect you with the support you need.

The School of Art invites the public to attend Breathing Out Sighs, a guest exhibition highlighting the quiet vessels and memory of home. November 18 – December 10. Free and open to the public.

Join us for this lunch and learn style session where we will explore the role gratitude can play in supporting wellbeing.

(Registration by 11/10 required) Join the DOMA Art Alliance for a lunchtime program at the Alumni Center.

*If you need any accommodations to participate in this session, please contact learndev@bsu.edu*Explore Ball State's brand standards, messaging, and visual identity while learning how to align unit-specific communications with the University brand.

In this workshop, we’ll dive into our own personal experiences to explore how miscommunication arises in intercultural contexts.

Join Teachers College on November 18, 2026 for the Dean's Lecture Series featuring Dr. Shu Su. Discover how artificial intelligence is influencing parenting, adolescent development, and family relationships, and explore the opportunities and challenges of growing up in an AI-integrated world.

Our Study Abroad 101 sessions go over the basics of studying abroad and highlight some of our favorite programs you can participate in. A great chance to meet the members of the Study Abroad Office and get your questions answered! Location: Student Center SC102 - Yuhas Room

The School of Art invites the public to attend Breathing Out Sighs, a guest exhibition highlighting the quiet vessels and memory of home. November 18 – December 10. Free and open to the public.

Eighteen-year-old Dontrell Jones III feels called to the ocean to seek an ancestor lost during the Middle Passage in this lyrical and moving exploration of legacy, identity, family, and the courage to confront the past. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts Box Office.

If you haven't registered for classes yet, or still need help finalizing your schedule, this week is designed to connect you with the support you need.

People and Culture invites you to attend one of the upcoming open forums to learn more about updates to the Classification Architecture and Compensation Project.

The School of Art invites the public to attend Breathing Out Sighs, a guest exhibition highlighting the quiet vessels and memory of home. November 18 – December 10. Free and open to the public.

Come learn about Iceland!

Are you interested in becoming a professional school counselor? This information session introduces Ball State's Master of Arts in School Counseling program, grounded in the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model, and shows you what it takes to lead, advocate, and collaborate for systemic change in PK-12 schools.

The Building Material Samples Collection contains physical building material samples used to inspire and inform design thinking in architecture, landscape architecture, construction management, and interior design. Evaluating the tactile properties and physical characteristics of materials helps students explore how materials perform, how they are manufactured and installed, and why a designer might specify them.Join Brad Johnston, Building Materials Librarian, and Zachariah Michielli, Assistant Teaching Professor of Architecture, for a presentation discussing how the collection forwards conversations around building science, design, and construction.This event is a part of the University Libraries Virtual Lunch and Learn series. It is free and open to the public.

Join Kyla McKillip and Charity Coffman for a half hour of networking and discussion of hot topic items for Admin Coordinators at Ball State.

Please join us for a virtual online Zoom information event for the Master's Urban Design program at Ball State University.

From Genes to Molecules: Decoding Nature’s Chemistry Toolkit

Would you like to spend 3-4 weeks in the United Kingdom this coming summer?

Join the College of Health for Interprofessional Education Movie Nights. Where we watch a movie and discuss the plot as it relates to modern healthcare practice.

Eighteen-year-old Dontrell Jones III feels called to the ocean to seek an ancestor lost during the Middle Passage in this lyrical and moving exploration of legacy, identity, family, and the courage to confront the past. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts Box Office.

If you haven't registered for classes yet, or still need help finalizing your schedule, this week is designed to connect you with the support you need.

The School of Art invites the public to attend Breathing Out Sighs, a guest exhibition highlighting the quiet vessels and memory of home. November 18 – December 10. Free and open to the public.

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

Spend some time in community attending Broadway in Love.

Five women—all named Betty—collide in a sharp, funny, and subversive exploration of anger, identity, sex, and the expectations that shape who we are. Tickets available through the College of Fine Arts Box Office.