In 2009, Ball State broke ground on what would become the largest geothermal project in the country, spanning 47 buildings and 5.5 million square feet. The system cost $83 million to construct and replaced the university’s aging coal-fired steam system. With the goal of sustainability in mind, Associate Vice President for Facilities Planning and Management Jim Lowe designed the system, which has cut Ball State’s carbon footprint in half. “Doing nothing was not an option,” Lowe said.
Ball State's Department of Theatre and Dance showcased the comedic ballet, Coppelia, on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022 in the Dance Theatre on campus. This production runs until April 30th, 2022 with shows every night at 7:30 p.m. Photos by Annika Sharlow
Ball State hosted its annual Late Nite Carnival on Friday 22, 2022 in the C-1 parking lot.
Muncie indie artist, Saint Lavender performed with her band at Be Here Now during Bubble Fest on Saturday, April 2nd, 2022 in Muncie, Indiana.
Ball State University held a student comedy show "Chirp Up" on Saturday, March 26th, 2022 in Pruis Hall. Students were able to watch or participate in the event to show off their comedy skills. Photos by Annie Bastian
