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  • LGBTQ+ Theatre for Youth Project Header Image

    LGBTQ+ Theatre for Youth Digital Scholarship Project
    October 24, 2023 by

    The LGBTQ+ Theatre for Youth Project grew from the basic question: “where are queer youth plays?” As more and more playwrights write for youth audiences and as more explore the intersections of gender identity, sexuality, youth, race, ability, etc., there is a need to catalog and centralize the variety of career youth theatre.   The […]

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  • Reading Lists Make Course Resources Easily Accessible
    August 10, 2023 by

    Ball State University Libraries launched a new course reserves platform called Reading Lists in January 2020, providing a seamless transition for both students and faculty in the delivery of course resources. Reading Lists gives students simple access to resources selected by their instructors, including full-text articles, e-books, digitized content, streaming video and music, and many […]

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  • GIS DAY 2022 StoryMaps header image

    University Libraries Celebrate GIS Day 2022
    December 14, 2022 by

    Celebrating GIS Day has become an annual tradition at Ball State University. For nearly 20 years, we have celebrated the day by having student poster competitions, guest speakers, faculty and staff presentations, hands-on workshops and Map-a-thons.  This year we decided to show case the work that our faculty, staff and students are conducting by creating […]

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  • Open Educational Resources

    Open Educational Resources Available
    June 5, 2020 by

    In today’s higher education landscape, university instructors increasingly seek innovative, flexible, and customizable ways to deliver course content to learners across a diverse range of programs and disciplines to boost student success.  Meanwhile, students nation-wide continue to face the burdens of increasing tuition and textbook costs.  At Ball State University, librarians are seeking to advance […]

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