University Calendar

Join faculty from the Teachers College (TC) for an informative session discussing their highly-engaging programs. They will discuss courses you will take, immersive experiences offered, the ways you will engage in important work in schools, and more. Select one of the program areas within TC; Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Secondary Education; or Special Education. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session!

Join staff from the Miller College of Business for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session! Chirp, Chirp!

Join faculty and staff from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experiences, studio life, internships, life after CAP, and more. Bring your questions. Using the chat feature, we'll be able to engage in conversation during the session!

Join faculty and staff from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experiences, studio life, internships, life after CAP, and more. Bring your questions. Using the chat feature, we'll be able to engage in conversation during the session!

Log in to this webinar to acquire tips and strategies for your research project. Topics covered include best databases for education research, how to identify a scholarly article, and how to find statistical information.

Join faculty and students from the Departments of Communication Studies, Journalism, and Telecommunications as we share how our programs prepare students for careers in a wide variety of fields.

Join this webinar for an overview of TeachingBooks, a database of resources about books for students in grades 7-12. Content includes information about fiction and non-fiction books, authors, and illustrators. The collection also includes short movies, audio book readings and book discussion guides to help teachers increase student engagement.

Join faculty from the Teachers College (TC) for an informative session discussing their highly-engaging programs. They will discuss courses you will take, immersive experiences offered, the ways you will engage in important work in schools, and more. Select one of the program areas within TC; Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Secondary Education; or Special Education. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session!

Join faculty and students from the Departments of Communication Studies, Journalism, and Telecommunications as we share how our programs prepare students for careers in a wide variety of fields.

Join staff from the College of Sciences and Humanities for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. Choose a session from one of the three domains within the college: sciences, humanities, or social sciences. We look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session. Chirp! Chirp!

Join us as we explore what NASA’s Juno spacecraft is telling us about the largest planet in our Solar System. Instruments on Juno are revealing swirling clouds, intense aurora, and deep weather systems - including information on the Great Red Spot. Underneath its dense cloud cover, Jupiter may hold some of the answers to the fundamental processes and conditions that governed our Solar System during its formation. Come learn what we are discovering during this virtual event. Watch live at www.facebook.com/brownplanetarium/live on Friday, June 5 at 11am ET. Can't catch it live? Visit the webpage after the event ends to see a recording of it.This presentation is apart of the Brown Planetarium's #YourUniverse Virtual Series.

Join faculty and staff from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experiences, studio life, internships, life after CAP, and more. Bring your questions. Using the chat feature, we'll be able to engage in conversation during the session!

Join staff from the Miller College of Business for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session! Chirp, Chirp!

Join staff from the College of Sciences and Humanities for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. Choose a session from one of the three domains within the college: sciences, humanities, or social sciences. We look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session. Chirp! Chirp!

Join faculty from the Teachers College (TC) for an informative session discussing their highly-engaging programs. They will discuss courses you will take, immersive experiences offered, the ways you will engage in important work in schools, and more. Select one of the program areas within TC; Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Secondary Education; or Special Education. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session!

Connecting your students to course resources has never been easier! Ball State University Libraries’ new Reading Lists application gives students simple access to course reserve materials—full-text database articles, e-books, digitized chapters, streaming music and video, and more. Library staff work behind the scenes to add and activate the resources you select. The best part? The Reading Lists app connects directly with your Canvas course navigation menu. Join this online session for an overview of how Reading Lists can enhance your remote teaching in Summer 2020 and beyond.

Join faculty from the Teachers College (TC) for an informative session discussing their highly-engaging programs. They will discuss courses you will take, immersive experiences offered, the ways you will engage in important work in schools, and more. Select one of the program areas within TC; Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Secondary Education; or Special Education. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session!

Join staff from the Miller College of Business for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session! Chirp, Chirp!

Join faculty and staff from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experiences, studio life, internships, life after CAP, and more. Bring your questions. Using the chat feature, we'll be able to engage in conversation during the session!

Join staff from the College of Sciences and Humanities for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experience, curriculum, and more. Choose a session from one of the three domains within the college: sciences, humanities, or social sciences. We look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session. Chirp! Chirp!

Join faculty and staff from the R. Wayne Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) for an informative session discussing involvement in the college, student experiences, studio life, internships, life after CAP, and more. Bring your questions. Using the chat feature, we'll be able to engage in conversation during the session!

Join this webinar for an overview of TeachingBooks, a database of resources about books for students in grades 7-12. Content includes information about fiction and non-fiction books, authors, and illustrators. The collection also includes short movies, audio book readings and book discussion guides to help teachers increase student engagement.

Connecting your students to course resources has never been easier! Ball State University Libraries’ new Reading Lists application gives students simple access to course reserve materials—full-text database articles, e-books, digitized chapters, streaming music and video, and more. Library staff work behind the scenes to add and activate the resources you select. The best part? The Reading Lists app connects directly with your Canvas course navigation menu. Join this online session for an overview of how Reading Lists can enhance your remote teaching in Summer 2020 and beyond.

Join faculty and students from the Departments of Communication Studies, Journalism, and Telecommunications as we share how our programs prepare students for careers in a wide variety of fields.

Join faculty from the Teachers College (TC) for an informative session discussing their highly-engaging programs. They will discuss courses you will take, immersive experiences offered, the ways you will engage in important work in schools, and more. Select one of the program areas within TC; Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies; Elementary Education; Secondary Education; or Special Education. They look forward to answering your questions and engaging in conversation through the chat feature during the session!

Join faculty and students from the Departments of Communication Studies, Journalism, and Telecommunications as we share how our programs prepare students for careers in a wide variety of fields.

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.

Final grade submission for 1st 5-week summer term opens today.

Part of Term 21 (first half term) ends.Term grades due Wednesday, June 20, 4 p.m.

Students at Ball State are working with astronomer, Dr. Todd Vaccaro, to build and use a "Decametric Radio Telescope" through NASA's Radio JOVE Project. This project engages students, allowing them to observe and analyze natural radio emissions of celestial objects like Jupiter, the Sun, and our galaxy. Come learn more about this project and why Jupiter is of such great interest to radio astronomers.Watch live at www.facebook.com/brownplanetarium/live on Friday, June 12 at 11am ET. Can't catch it live? Visit the page after the event ends to see a recording of it.This presentation is apart of the Brown Planetarium's #YourUniverse Virtual Series.