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Are you considering iu east take a virtual tour of the campus below..

A visit to Indiana University - East is ideal, but virtual tours can act to refresh your memory or as a preview for your on-site tour.

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Inevitably, on-campus tours of classrooms, libraries, dorms, and dining halls will start to blend. Jog your memory using the virtual tour and even explore the area surrounding the campus using the interactive mapping tool. If you're just beginning your college search, a virtual tour can be a great way to get a feel for a campus before your visit. Remember, when you do go, be sure to ask current students about their college life. A student perspective can be the most helpful way to gauge your future experience at IU East.

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Indiana University East leads the region as the premier four-year and master’s public institution in eastern Indiana and western Ohio. With record enrollment of nearly 4,500 students, IU East is both a traditional campus that excels in innovative learning options and a virtual campus with select online degree completion programs. For more information, visit www.iue.edu .

Whitewater Hall

Whitewater Hall is where visitors will find the Offices of Admissions, Registrar, Bursar, University College and the Campus Bookstore. Vivian Auditorium is a large space available for campus and community events. This building also hosts two art galleries, The Thom Thomas Gallery and Mejier Artway. If you need a bite to eat, stop by The Den. The School of Science and Mathematics and some faculty offices for the School of Humanities and Social Sciences are here.

Student Activities & Events Center

The Student Events and Activities Center promotes student success through a comprehensive offering of programs in health and wellness, physical education, athletics, student activities, and special events. The center is home to the Red Wolves and Lingle Court, home to Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Women’s Volleyball, Campus Life concerts and events, and more.

Springwood Hall

Springwood Hall offers the Graf Center which includes a workout area, ping pong and pool tables, and the campus café, Brewfus. The Chancellor’s office is here, as well as the Chancellor Kathryn Cruz-Uribe and Eugene Cruz-Uribe Interactive Classroom on the second floor.

Brice E. Hayes Hall

In Hayes Hall, visitors will find the Campus Library and Office of Information Technology. Whitewater Community Television (WCTV) is located on the lower level of the building. The School of Business and Economics and the School of Nursing and Health Sciences are located here. In addition, the Quigg Family Nursing Laboratory is located on the lower level.

Located in the center of campus, the quad is an open, enhanced space available for students and campus activities and events such as Back with the Pack and GloZone. Features include a rain garden, pergola and Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit.

Tom Raper Hall

Tom Raper Hall includes the art classrooms including ceramics and painting studios. Named in honor of Tom Raper, former Richmond businessman, for support of the campus. The School of Education and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences are located here.

Cross Country Course

Home of the Red Wolves men’s and women’s cross country team, the cross country course. Challenging course with wooded trail section and gradual uphill finish. 5K and 8K courses marked. Each summer, the Run with the Wolves 5K is held on the course, welcoming over 400 runners to the campus.

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The best way to experience our beautiful campus is by taking a campus tour. On designated Sundays*, the IU Visitor Information Center offers a student-led tour at 1pm. Our tours on Sunday afternoons are open to prospective students, alumni, visitors to campus, and community members. We also offer group tours and provide information for self-guided tours.

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Sunday campus tours.

Our Sunday tours are led by students eager to show you our beautiful campus.  Tours depart at 1:00pm from the IU Visitor Information Center and cover the central campus.

Sunday Campus Tours with the IU Visitor's Information Center are currently full for the rest of the Spring 2024 semester. Please check back soon for Fall 2024 dates.

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Group visits are available by request for schools or organizations with elementary or middle school students. After we receive your group visit request, we will work to accommodate your group (subject to availability). Please submit your request at least four weeks before your intended visit date. If you have questions about a group visit request, please email [email protected] .

We are no long accepting Group Tour reservations for the Spring 2024 semester.

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*If you're looking for a tour on Monday - Saturday or a tour with an admissions presentation , please visit The Office of Admissions website to sign up for one of their tours.

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If you are unable to visit Bloomington, but would still like to explore campus, we encourage you to view IU's  interactive virtual tour .

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If you are unable to join a guided tour, or would prefer to take a tour on your own, you may pick up information in our office or download the document below to facilitate a self-guided tour. Our staff is here to help you personalize your experience.

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Wylie House Museum is open to the public Wed.-Sat., 10am - 4pm .  Guided tours are free  and led by student and volunteer docents. The museum is closed on major holidays and during Indiana University's fall, Thanksgiving, winter, and spring breaks. 

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Built in 1835 by Andrew Wylie, first president of Indiana University, the Wylie House is now a historic house museum, open to the public and serving as an academic resource for classes and research. Wylie House is located just southwest of IU Bloomington campus, near the original campus location. Collections include family artifacts, photographs ,   archival materials , and digital exhibits .  Learn more about our garden programs  and s eed library.  

Mission Statement : Wylie House Museum actively supports the academic mission of Indiana University and engages visitors in immersive and inclusive histories associated with the home.

Wylie House Museum  is built upon the ancestral homelands and resources of the Miami, Delaware, Potawatami, and Shawnee people. Wylie House honors them as past, present, and future caretakers of the land.

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Activities change monthly and are historic or nature themed. 

April activity: Choose from a variety of Wylie House grown pressed flowers and plants to create a suncatcher perfect for hanging in any window!

Wylie House tours are free and offered every hour on the hour from 10am-4pm (last tour beginning at 3pm). The 2pm Saturday tours are especially family-friendly. Make a craft and take a tour with us. 

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We are pleased to share that the music video Stargazing, filmed and edited on-site by IU videographer Ethan Gill, was selected for the 2024 Bloomington International Film Festival (BIFF), April 4-6. BIFF features independent stories from filmmakers all over the world, screening international films alongside Bloomington's local and regional filmmakers.

Learn more about Elizabeth Breckenridge and the many facets of the Stargazing project on our digital exhibit site: Stargazing: Re/Imagining the Life of Elizabeth “Lizzie” Breckenridge .

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Built in 1835, Wylie House was the home of Indiana University's first president, Andrew Wylie, and his family. Today, Wylie House is owned and operated by Indiana University Libraries as an historic house museum. It supports the campus curriculum, providing students and faculty with access to the museum and its collections for course integration and research opportunities. The museum's Morton C. Bradley, Jr. Education Center, situated next door to the museum, provides space for staff offices, exhibitions, and class meetings. Wylie House provides IU students with experiential learning through internships, employment, and volunteer opportunities.

The museum is open to the public for free walk-in tours. These are guided by docents . The museum's collections are available by appointment to researchers, Indiana University classes, and students. Please contact the Director, Carey Champion, at (812) 856-2353 or [email protected] to schedule an appointment. A virtual tour makes a visit possible as well!

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IU Southeast’s campus is recognized as one of the most beautiful in the state. Whatever the reason for your visit, we want you to feel welcome as you engage in the   IU Southeast experience .

General information sessions, followed by a campus tour, are offered each weekday. Tours of our Nursing labs are offered over the course of the semester as well.

Discover IU Southeast's beautiful, welcoming, and inclusive campus firsthand.

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Take a virtual tour of the Hodge Hall Undergraduate Center

Hodge Hall combines traditional architecture and the latest technology to create your ideal academic home. With state-of-the art classrooms, creative collaboration spaces, and even a trading room, this is where you’ll prepare to become one of tomorrow’s business leaders.

In this virtual tour, our undergraduate Kelley Guides lead you through Hodge Hall and share some of their experiences. accessible virtual tour , which includes closed caption versions of the videos and a transcript.

Meet your Kelley tour guides

Your virtual tour guides include staff members and student volunteers selected to represent the Kelley School of Business. These Kelley Guides answer questions, talk about experiences, and share their love for Kelley and IU.

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“I’ve been back at Kelley since late 2009. I love my job because I get to work with the best students, staff, and faculty. It’s so rewarding to help students achieve their goals and see them become involved alumni who give back to Kelley.”

Anna Campbell, BS’22

Hometown: Zionsville, Ind.

Activities: Co-president of Club Tennis, member of Delta Sigma Pi

Fun fact: “I have a passion for cold brew coffee. My goal is to try every cold brew in Bloomington before I graduate.”

What I love most about Kelley: “The faculty, staff, and other students really do care about your well-being, and it shows.”

Micah Jackson, BS’22

Hometown: Indianapolis

Activities: President of Mu Beta Lambda business fraternity

Fun fact: “I really enjoy longboarding.”

What I love most about Kelley: “Everyone here truly wants you to succeed.”

Maggie Harrison, BS’21

Hometown: Cincinnati

Activities: Kelley Honors Program, business fraternity, social sorority, Disney College Program

Fun fact: “I love to travel and even got to go to Japan in 2019 through a Kelley program.”

What I love most about Kelley: “The community. People are always willing to help you.”

Jacob Cooley, BS’22

Hometown: Greenwood, Ind.

Activities: Kelley Honors Program, Investment Banking Workshop, student-run investment fund, Hutton Honors Program, IU Dance Marathon, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, IU tour guide

Fun fact: “I enjoy soccer, golf, snow skiing, and attending sporting events.”

What I love most about Kelley: “I am surrounded by so many close friends that push me to do my best every day.”

Imiyah Weatherspoon, BS’21

Hometown: Aurora, Ill.

Activities: Women in Business Technology, peer coach for C104: Business Presentations

Fun fact: “I love going to concerts, watching Netflix, and working out at Orange Theory.” 

Get inspired by our beautiful IU campus

Located in the rolling hills of Bloomington, Indiana, Hodge Hall is part of IU’s quintessential college campus. Watch the IU virtual tour to go on an interactive walking tour.

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Watch these videos with students, faculty, and staff to get an inside look at Kelley and discover what it's really like on the Indiana University campus.

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As you plan your trip, remember: Bloomington is in the Eastern Time Zone and observes daylight saving time.

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To ensure the comfort of all guests of the office of Admissions, household pets are not permitted to participate in any portion of the campus visit. This includes the information session, campus tour, and any activities within residence halls. Service animals are welcome.

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Please park in Poplars Garage at 415 E. Sixth Street (located on Sixth Street, between Grant Street and Dunn Street) in an EM-P permit parking space. To park in Poplars Garage, you will need to register your vehicle at least two business days prior to the event—you received instructions on how to do so in your confirmation email.

To get to the Office of Admissions Welcome Center at Ernie Pyle Hall from the Poplars Garage, take the elevator down to exit Poplars Garage at the southeast corner (on Sixth Street). Turn left onto Dunn Street to head north to Seventh Street, then turn right and continue on Seventh Street until reaching the Office of Admissions Welcome Center at Ernie Pyle Hall. We recommend allowing 15 minutes to walk from Poplars Garage to the Office of Admissions Welcome Center.

If you have questions regarding parking accessibility, please call our office at 812-855-0661.

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Most visitors fly into and out of Indianapolis International Airport . You can rent a car or take a shuttle to Bloomington.

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GO Express Travel , 800-589-6004, travels between Indianapolis International Airport and Bloomington several times each day. They also have private cars and a shuttle to and from Chicagoland.

Carey , 800-336-4646, and Classic Touch Limousine , 800-319-0082, offer private, chauffeured cars and limos.

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360-degree virtual tour of indiana university kokomo.

Wondering what it's like at Indiana University Kokomo? Not to brag, but we think we have a pretty beautiful and welcoming campus. And, we want to show you around! This web page contains a lot of cool videos that create a 360-degree virtual tour. Let students Nick and Calah introduce you to our campus! If you're viewing this web page on a computer, choose play on the video. If you're watching the videos on your phone, move your phone around to wherever you want to look. Super cool, right?

P.S. Are you an iOS user? You might have the best 360-degree experience by watching these videos directly on YouTube. Watch the YouTube playlist here . 

Description of the video:

The Introduction:

Calah speaks: Hi there, I’m Calah

Nick speaks: And I’m Nick. And we’d like to welcome you to our 360-degree tour at IU Kokomo.

Calah speaks: So, the webpage you’re on right now is a cool way for you to view campus before you get a chance to come and see us in person. Some of the videos will be narrated by us and others will just be short clips.

  Nick speaks: Now these videos are all shot in a 360-degree format so what that means is if you’re viewing on your smartphone, just simply move around to get a view of the whole picture.

Calah speaks: And if you’re stationary, you’ll just use your mouse to click and drag and view what you would like to see.

  Nick speaks: Go ahead, give it a try. Pretty cool, right?

Calah speaks: Where to next?

  Nick speaks: It’s up to them to decide.

Calah speaks: Cool, see you in the next video.

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