According to a press release sent from Ball State Marketing and Communications, all tickets for the Dec. 2 event with Caitlin Clark and David Letterman have been claimed.
"To accommodate anticipated demand and minimize disruptions to class schedules, the University this past weekend prioritized ticket distribution for students (Nov. 16-17) and faculty and staff (Nov. 17). Remaining tickets were made available and claimed by members of the public until all tickets were claimed on Monday morning," according to the release.
A sign posted outside of the Emens Auditorium box office shows that there will be a stand-by line the night of the event.
This brief may be updated as information becomes available.
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