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About us!
About us!
Welcome to the Cardinal Classics website! This club is open to all Ball State students and faculty who have an interest in reading and discussing a variety of literature throughout the semester. While we will only be reading 2 or 3 books, they will act as conduits for discussing greater themes, contexts, and trends. Whether you join for fun or to learn, in this club you will develop and sharpen significant skills without the pressures of a formal classroom setting including:
Critical/Analytical thinking
Speaking communication and articulation
Emotional intelligence
Imaginative problem-solving
Time management
Ability to use critical terminology
Awareness of diverse perspectives and how different social and cultural contexts affect the nature of language and meaning
Even if you are not an English major, these skills will be useful further on in your academic and professional careers. Please feel free to contact us at any time with comments, questions, or concerns!
Announcements/Updates:
Announcements/Updates:
Any important announcements/updates will appear here! If you are looking for information about the Fall 2025 schedule, meetings, books, or readings, please select Fall 2025 from the bar across the top of the website.
Meetings:
Meetings:
Cardinal Classics meets every week. Every other week is discussion of a novel we are reading, but in between are fun activities! If you have an activity suggestion for a meeting, you can DM an exec board member (GroupMe) or message the group chat in GroupMe, or click on the activity suggestion box button below!
For the books we are reading this semester, as well as our meeting schedule, click on Fall 2025 Hub below, or select Fall 2025 from the bar across the top of the screen.
Other Useful Resources and Student Organizations:
Other Useful Resources and Student Organizations:
Based in Bracken Library, the Writing Center provides students and staff with assistance and feedback on their work. (Appointment required)
This is a student organization which is focused on developing writing skills and giving students a safe space to share their written work. (Open to all students)
This is a student organization that meets to discuss interesting facts about history, typically through presentations. (Open to all students)
The counseling center has various resources for all students to use, including but not limited to:
individual therapy, group therapy, a resource and relaxation room, online resources, a canvas course on things like stress management and time management, and much more
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