Adam W. Herbert Presidential Scholars Program

These four-year renewable scholarships help Indiana's top high school graduates meet their academic goals. The program also provides access to career mentoring, study abroad, and networking opportunities.

Asian Culture Center

Through advocacy, institutional resources, and cultural and educational support, the Asian Culture Center promotes awareness, understanding, and acceptance of Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures, history, and issues.

Community & School Partnerships

Community & School Partnerships increases opportunities for educational access, transforming the lives of students who face financial challenges or are first in their family to go to college.

First Nations Educational & Cultural Center

The First Nations Educational & Cultural Center serves as a home away from home for IU's Native American student population, providing resources and support to inspire, encourage, and empower students for success.

Groups Scholars Program

The Groups Scholars Program provides academic, financial, and social support to selected underrepresented Indiana college students from enrollment to graduation and beyond.

Helene G. Simon Hillel Center

The Helene G. Simon Hilllel Center is your Jewish home away from home. Start your college journey with us by meeting other Jewish Hoosiers before and after you get to Bloomington!

Hudson & Holland Scholars Program

A scholarship and support program for high achieving students from communities historically excluded due to race and ethnicity that provides all students funding to cover in-state tuition and mandatory fees, and a variety of enrichment and holistic support programs that enable diverse populations of students to be engaged, persist, and advance.

IU Language Flagship Programs

The Language Flagship Programs provide students in any major or school a unique opportunity to learn critically important foreign languages through intensive classroom instruction, free tutoring with native speakers, study abroad, and international internships.

La Casa/Latino Cultural Center

La Casa/Latino Cultural Center provides a variety of social, academic, professional, and cultural programs to support students throughout their college journey. In addition, we also host various services to help students navigate and succeed in their educational goals such as tutoring, counseling services, and more.

LGBTQ+ Culture Center

The LGBTQ+ Culture Center offers a welcoming environment for students, as well as a resource and information hub for IU Bloomington's LGBTQ+ community and people who want to better understand specific LBGTQ+ issues and concerns.

Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center

The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center connects IU Bloomington to black culture, promotes public awareness of the black experience, and celebrates students' academic and leadership achievements.

Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

OVPDEI helps students and faculty from every culture, race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic background replace obstacles with opportunities. We work to foster an environment where all are inspired to learn, innovate, and create.

21st Century Scholars

As IU Bloomington's largest need-based scholarship program, the 21st Century Scholars Program helps students make the most of their college experience with academic support, career planning and programming, mentoring through partnerships, and more.

Academic Support Center

In cooperation with many IU resources, the Academic Support Center (ASC) offers a range of free services to all students, including tutoring, advising, career counseling, workshops, and spaces for independent and group study, with locations in residence halls, campus offices, and online.

Accessible Educational Services

Accessible Educational Services for Students provides students with disabilities the resources and support to allow equal access and reasonable accommodations to fully participate in university life.

Arbutus Yearbook

Arbutus has been IU's yearbook since 1894. Visit the website to submit your photo and order your copy.

Campus Religious Leaders Association

CaRLA is a diverse group of religious leaders who respect one another and our respective faith traditions and who work to better our shared community.

Career Exploration & Student Employment

We are the gateway to career services on the Indiana University Bloomington campus, offering students a strong foundation for career development success.

Center for Veteran and Military Students

Find support, programming, and benefits for military-connected students who are veterans, current service members, or the spouse or child of a veteran or service-member.

Center of Excellence for Women & Technology

We encourage and empower women from all majors to build confidence and knowledge about technology, expand leadership skills, and leverage these skills to achieve academic and career success.

CrimsonCard

CrimsonCard is the official photo ID for Indiana University. It provides access to essential university services, including being used as a form of payment to make purchases on and off campus.

Crimson Cupboard

This on-campus food pantry offers free, healthy food and connections to other resources to IU Bloomington students who are struggling with food insecurity.

Culture of Care

This student-led, staff-supported initiative fosters Hoosier-to-Hoosier care in sexual well-being, mental health, and respect.

Friends of Art Bookshop

The Friends of Art Bookshop assists scholars in their research and creative activity, generates income for scholarships, develops community, and creates a warm and nourishing space for interaction, all in the heart of the Fine Arts Building.

Health Professions & Prelaw Advising (HPPLA)

HPPLA is dedicated to the success of IU students seeking admission into professional programs in law, medicine, and other health professions.

Indiana Daily Student (IDS)

IU's daily newspaper offers updates on university news and engaging stories of students and the community. Sign up for any or all of the headline email newsletters.

Indiana Memorial Union (IMU)

The IMU is the living room of campus, providing countless services and experiences such as entertainment, involvement opportunities, dining, meeting and study spaces, and more.

IU Bookstore

The IU Bookstore offers textbooks, apparel, gifts, accessories, electronics, and all the supplies you will need for classes and campus activities.

IU Dining

IU Dining offers innovative cuisine to a diverse university community in campus cafes, eateries, the IMU, campus stores, and food trucks.

IU Office of Parking Operations

Parking Operations governs the operation and parking of vehicles on campus. If you are an IU student who plans to park on the IU Bloomington campus, you will need to register your vehicle by purchasing a parking permit.

IU Outdoor Adventures

Outdoor Adventures provides opportunities to participate in outdoor academic courses, day trips, on-campus outdoor events, skills workshops, and other meaningful outdoor activities in Bloomington and beyond.

IU Press

As an academic press, our mandate is to serve the world of scholarship and culture as a professional, not-for-profit publisher.

Learning Commons at the IU Libraries

The Learning Commons at Wells Library supports and enhances student learning and research by providing state-of-the-art technology and resources in a collaborative academic environment.

Libraries

The IU Libraries support and strengthen teaching, learning, and research by providing the collections, services, and environments that lead to intellectual discovery.

Mentoring Services & Leadership Development

This program provides a comprehensive suite of mentoring initiatives designed to enhance leadership and communication skills, build confidence, and keep students on track to a degree.

Office of Financial Wellness & Education

Indiana University's Office of Financial Wellness & Education helps students make informed financial decisions before, during, and after college.

Office of International Services

The Office of International Services (OIS) assists international students in all areas related to international study, including admissions, visas, advising, student life, and employment.

Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life

This office provides support, training, and oversight for sororities and fraternities by promoting leadership development and good citizenship.

Office of Student Life

The Office of Student Life works behind the scenes to keep you safe, healthy, and prepared for whatever comes next. When you want to get involved, solve a problem, or connect to a resource to advance your IU experience, we are here for you.

Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (OVPUE)

OVPUE oversees programs that support outstanding academic experiences; provides advising, testing, and enrichment resources; and leads initiatives that assess, support, and improve teaching and learning.

Overseas Study

The mission of the Office of Overseas Study is to promote study abroad by Indiana University students through participation in quality programs in a wide range of disciplines.

Parents Advisory Board

Parents of current IU students volunteer to strengthen the connection between students, families, and staff.

Social Security

The Social Security Administration is responsible for Social Security number assignment and maintenance including replacement cards, your first and continuous link with Social Security.

Student Academic Center (SAC)

The SAC helps all IU students reach their goals and build college success skills through classes you can take for credit, peer-assisted study sessions (PASS) for difficult courses, a video help series, and one-on-one academic coaching.

Student Advocates Office

This office helps students resolve personal and academic problems to maintain progress towards earning a degree.

Student Conduct

This office supports student learning, personal growth, and accountability through the student code of conduct, promoting campus safety for all.

Student Involvement and Leadership Center (SILC)

The Center’s advisors foster growth and learning by supporting inclusive and engaging experiences and provide meaningful opportunities for involvement and leadership.

Student Legal Services

This on-campus law office serves IU students with a staff of highly qualified attorneys and legal interns, paid for by the student activity fee.

Sustain IU

Sustain IU identifies and promotes sustainable solutions that reduce climate change impacts while supporting an equitable, resilient, and prosperous IU.

Themester

Themester invites undergraduates on a journey of intellectual exploration centered around one compelling theme.

Transportation

IU offers green and safe ways to travel around campus including biking, walking, and riding the bus.

University Information Technology Services (UITS)

UITS offers the technology, tools, and services you need to succeed.

Visitor Information Center

The Visitor Information Center provides information and resources to help students and their families better acquaint themselves with the Bloomington campus and community.

Writing Tutorial Services (WTS)

WTS is staffed by graduate and undergraduate writing tutors who are trained to consult with students working on writing assignments for any IU class.