Living on campus is a liberating experience—one that you will share with a community of other students, faculty, and staff.
It places you in the middle of the academic, social, and leisure life of the campus. You'll be within walking distance of thousands of classes, academic support services, health services, recreational facilities, and dining and entertainment options.
Welcome home—it's great to have you here!
Housing is organized into four geography areas that we call "neighborhoods." Each neighborhood has academic support centers, one or two all-you-care-to-eat (AYCTE) dining halls, campus cafes, convenience stores, multipurpose auditoriums, late-night student entertainment options, and small libraries.
Housing undergraduate students near the center of campus. Nearby campus buildings include the Student Recreational Sports Center, Student Health Center, and Herman B Wells Library.
Includes these residence halls and furnished apartments:
Housing for second-year through graduate students near the IU Health Regional Center. These unfurnished apartments are near the Student Recreational Sports Center and Hilltop Garden & Nature Center.
Includes these unfurnished apartment buildings:
Housing for undergraduate students near the athletic area. Nearby campus buildings include Marching Hundred Hall, Memorial Stadium, Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, and the Gresham Hall Resource Center.
Includes these residence halls:
Housing for all students on the southeast corner of the campus. Nearby campus buildings include the Musical Arts Center and IU Auditorium.
Includes these residence halls, and furnished and unfurnished apartments:
Wondering how all these places fit together? Discover where they are in relation to each other.
