Fall in love with IU Bloomington. If you’re thinking about enrolling in a University Graduate School program, we encourage you to come and see us.
When you visit you can download a self guided campus tour created for you by the Emissaries for Graduate Student Diversity or contact the IU Visitor Information Center, another resource for tours of campus.
If you’d like to learn more about your prospective graduate program, we encourage you to contact them before scheduling your visit so you can arrange a time to meet.
If you can’t visit us in person, take an online visual tour of the campus.
Self Guided Tours:
Third Street: Jordan Avenue to Indiana Avenue
This tour begins at the intersection of Third Street and Jordan Avenue. Familiarize yourself with businesses and academic buildings along one of the campus’s major arteries. You’ll walk by several places to stop for coffee or a bite to eat.
Destination Diversity
This tour begins at the intersection of Tenth Street and Park Avenue. Learn about diversity resources on campus, as well as some local religious congregations.
Seventh Street: The Heart of Campus
Seventh Street is another major artery, frequented by far more pedestrians than cars. This tour begins at the Indiana Memorial Union, a place where all students spend some time while on campus.
Family Fun
This tour will introduce parents to some kid-friendly locales. It begins at the Indiana Memorial Union and then heads into Bloomington’s downtown.
Health and Fitness
Avail yourself of the many resources at IU Bloomington to take care of yourself during your time as a student. You’ll begin at the Student Recreational Sports Center (SRSC) on Law Lane.
Campus Treasures
This tour features several places of historical and cultural significance. It begins at the Mathers Museum and Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology at Eighth Street and Indiana Avenue.
