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The Official page of Spectrum at Ball State. Like us for event and meeting information as w We meet every other Thursday over Zoom from 6-7pm.

We are Spectrum, the GLBTQSA (gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender, queer/questioning, straight ally) organization on Ball State's campus. Remember, just because you're here, doesn't mean you're queer! (Special events may take place at different times/locations on campus.) ZOOM LINK ON OUR LINKTREE. If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message, or email [email protected].

06/10/2026

Welcome to the second Wise Wednesday post! This one comes to you from Chris Colfer, a q***r author, actor and singer. Keep being your true selves, and happy Pride! 🏳️‍🌈❤️✨🔥

06/03/2026

It’s still Pride Month, and to celebrate, we’re kicking off a little series we like to call Wise Wednesdays! Every Wednesday we’re gonna post a little drop of wisdom for q***r folks or ways to support q***r folks. Tune back in next week! ❤️✨

06/01/2026

Happy Pride Month from Ball State Spectrum!!!! Here’s to a fantastic month of acceptance and love! ❤️✨🔥

05/03/2026

Hey everybody! We’re a little late but hopefully will still reach you. The primary elections are this next Tuesday, May 5th. We wanted to emphasize the importance of informed voting! It’s essential to research who the people on the ballot are and what they stand for. Even just one hour of research before you vote can help you make a more informed decision about your local, state and federal politics. Thanks for reading, and we can’t wait to see you all again! ❤️✨

04/25/2026

Take a look at our favorite memories from Lavender Graduation 🔥❤️🥳

The first picture is of Spectrum President Ethan Bravo and Rosemary Dongu holding up Rosemary’s certificate.
The second picture is of Spectrum President Ethan Bravo and Graye Gosser holding up Graye’s certificate.
The third picture is of Spectrum President Ethan Bravo and Spectrum Graduate Advisor Maddie Hoffman holding Ethan’s certificate.
The next two images feature decorations from the event.
The sixth image is Spectrum President Ethan Bravo giving a speech to begin the event.
The seventh and eighth images show attendees of the event getting snacks.
The ninth photo is of Spectrum Treasurer Kym Kirkpatrick and Sarah, an attendee, eating their food.
The tenth and eleventh photos are of Davis and Aidan, attendees and Spectrum members.

04/14/2026

Are you a q***r graduate? Come celebrate with us at the Multi! We’ll have snacks, and you’ll get your very own fabulous certificate! 🔥✨❤️💅

03/18/2026

Join us April 3, 8 to 10 pm for a drag show inspired by iconic q***r cinema—bold looks, big performances, and stories that shaped us. Come celebrate through drag, community, and q***r joy. 💖🎭

03/09/2026

Come join us at the Multi for a day of relaxation and more importantly CHARCUTERIE!!! ✨❤️

02/18/2026

Happy Black History Month! Here are a few notable q***r black icons.
James Baldwin (1924-1987) was a writer and Civil Rights activist whose extended works covered themes of race, identity, and sexuality.
Marsha P. Johnson (1945-1992) was a drag queen, activist, and an advocate for transgender people of color like herself.
Stormé DeLarverie (1920-2014) was a singer and drag king. She is known for an incident with police officers that set off the Stonewall Riots and for her unique view on her gender.
Gladys Bentley (1907-1960) was a blues singer, pianist and entertainer during the Harlem Renaissance. She was an openly le***an drag king and one of the biggest q***r icons of her time.
Lorraine Hansberry (1930-1965) was a playwright and author. She was the first black female to have a play performed on Broadway.
Bayard Rustin (1912-1987) was an activist and a leader in movements for civil rights, gay rights, socialism, and nonviolence. He was a key organizer for the March on Washington and was a close friend of Martin Luther King Jr.
Audre Lorde (1934-1992) was a writer, poet, feminist, and civil rights activist. She identified herself as a “Black, le***an, feminist, socialist, mother, warrior, [and] poet.”
Ron Oden (born 1950) is an American politician. He was the first openly gay African-American mayor to be elected in any US city.

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