With Spring Break coming next week, we know it’s easy to be distracted and miss important announcements from Ball State’s Communication Center! Worry not — Ball State Daily has you covered! This week, read about upcoming events, important parking updates, and opportunities to be a judge for CHIRPS Week.
Events to Look Forward to in March
There is a multitude of events and classes to participate in this March! You can register to learn a new skill or try out something you’ve been wanting to explore. There is a wide variety of subjects available, you’re sure to find something to fit your interests! For more details on the upcoming events, visit the Learning and Development Calendar here!
The courses are available throughout March for both students and faculty. The events are going to be hosted at various locations. Details and registration for each event are available on the Learning and Development Calendar or click the link here to register for the events.
Parking Updates: Stay Informed
A few parking updates were announced this week. Starting Monday, March 3rd, the Baseball Section Overflow lot will be a no parking zone, with barricades and signs to be placed over Spring Break. Additionally, during Spring Break, the standard parking rules will remain in effect. However, stadium, commuter, and blue residence hall passes will be considered interchangeable. General permit holders will be allowed to park in both green commuter lots and blue resident hall lots.
For a map of the different lots, click here. For other parking questions or concerns, visit the Office of Parking Services website here.
Register to be a judge for CHIRPS Week 2025!
Join the panel of judges for CHIRPS Week, April 14-18, and help score the oral presentations on April 15 and posters at the Student Symposium on April 16. To register to be a judge, click here, and complete the form by March 30.
Oral presentations will be held in one-hour panels from 9 a.m. to noon on April 15, and judges are permitted to participate in multiple sessions. Poster presentations will take place from 12:45 p.m. to 3 p.m., with judges assigned to groups of three to score eight exhibits.
For more information, click here. Send any questions to Kristyn Robe at stusymposium@bsu.edu.
For more information, go to Ball State's Communication Center.
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