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IU Bloomington 11X17—Two-Sided Printable 1 2 3 4 Buildings and Facilities Building Name (Building Code) Grid Coordinates Bryan Hall (BY) D1 Lindley Hall (LH) D1 Bryan House (BX) D2 Luddy Hall (Luddy School of **See inset map Location Map for Multidisciplinary 1127-1129 E Atwater (Social Work) (WU) D2 Campus Children’s Center (CW) B4 Informatics,Computing, for detailed location** Engineering and Sciences Hall (MESH) 1514 E 3rd (NV) D2 Career Development Center (PC) C2 and Engineering) (IF) C1 306 N Union St Carmichael Center (C3) D1 Magee Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (RU) B2 (Information Technology) (TA) C3 Cedar Hall (Union Street Center) (AC) C3 Martin Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (FQ) B2 504 N Fess (Financial Literacy) (FK) C1 Center on Representative Mason Hall (Ashton Center) (MQ) D3 513 N Park (Political Theory) (ZB) C1 Government (M3) D1 Maxwell Hall (MX) D1 618 E 3rd (Law) (PJ) D1 Chemistry (CH) D1 McCalla (FX) C1 814 E 3rd (Military Science & Chemi stry Addition (CX) D1 McNutt Quadrangle (MN) B2 Aerospace Studies) (KD) D1 Classroom Oce Building (C2) D1 Mellencamp Pavilion (MV) A1 823 E 11th St (Veterans & Military Cook Hall (BD) B2 Memorial Hall (Wells Quad) (MM) D2 A A Students) (VM) C1 Cravens Hall (Collins Living- Memorial Stadium (MS) A1 American Indian Studies Learning Center) (ME) C1 Merrill Hall (MU) D2 Research Institute (AG) C1 Cyberinfrastructure Building (CIB) (CR) C4 Moat Hall (Ashton Center) (MF) C3 Andy Mohr Field (SC) A2 Cypress Hall (Union Street Center) (AE) C3 Morrison Hall (Wells Quad) (MO) D2 Armstrong Stadium (A1) B2 Data Center (DC) C4 Motor Pool (X2) C5 Asian Culture Center (A3) C1 Dreiser Hall (Ashton Center) (DR) C3 Multidisciplinary Engineering and Atwater Eye Care Center (CL) D1 East Studio Building Sciences Hall (MESH) (CY) A4 Auditorium (AD) C2 (Jacobs School of Music) (JS) D2 Multidisciplinary Science Building 2 Baier Hall (Maurer School of Law) (LW) D1 Edmondson Hall (Collins Living- (MSB2) (S2) C2 Ballantine Hall (BH) D2 Learning Center) (EO) C1 Music Building Addition (MA) D2 Barnes Lounge (Ashton Center) (BL) C3 Edward L. Hutton Honors College (HU) C1 Music Practice Building (P) D2 Bart Kaufman Field (BK) A1 Eigenmann Hall (EG) C3 Musical Arts Center (MAC) (MC) D2 Beech Hall (Union Street Center) (AF) C3 Ernie Pyle Hall Myers Hall (MY) D1 Bess Meshulam Simon (Admissions/Walter Center) (EP) D1 Myles Brand Hall (I) C1 Music Library & Recital Center (M) D2 Fine Arts (Eskenazi School of Art, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center (TH) C2 Billy Hayes Track (HY) A2 Architecture + Design) (FA) C2 Optometry (School of Optometry) (OP) D1 Birch Hall (Union Street Center) (AB) C3 Football Practice Fields (FB) A1 Outdoor Pool (OD) B2 Botany Greenhouse (BG) B4 Forest Quadrangle (FR) D3 Owen Hall Briscoe Quadrangle (BQ) B2 Francis Morgan Swain (College of Arts and Sciences) (OW) D1 Student Building (SB) D1 Pine Hall (Union Street Center) (NG) C3 Franklin Hall (Media School) (FF) D1 Poplars (PO) D1 B Geological Materials Testing (GM) C1 Psychology (PY) C2 B Geological Sciences (GY) C2 Public and Environmental Aairs Geological Survey (GS) C2 (SPEA - O’Neill School of Public Global and International Studies and Environmental Aairs) (PV) C2 Building (GISB) (GA) C2 School of Public Health (PH) C2 Global NOC Building (T2) C4 Radio-Television Center (TV) C2 Golf Range Pro Shop (PS) A3 Rawles Hall (RH) D1 Golf Teaching and Training Center (GT) A3 Ray E. Cramer Marching Goodbody Hall (Wells Quad) (GB) D2 Hundred Hall (MG) B1 Gresham Dining Hall Read Hall (RE) D2 (Foster Quadrangle) (GR) C2 Residential Programs and Services Griggs Lounge (Ashton Center) (GG) C3 (RPS) (HL) C2 Harper Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (HQ) B2 Ruth Lilly Auxiliary Library Facility Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse (NF) A2 (ALF) (X4) B5 Helene G. Simon Hillel Center (47) D1 Sembower Rec Sports Fields (SR) B2 Herman B Wells Library (LI) C2 Service Building (SX) B5 Hershey Hall (Ashton Center) (HE) C3 Shea Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (SH) B2 Hickory Hall (Union Street Center) (AA) C3 Showalter House (IU Foundation) (FO) A3 Hilltop Garden and Nature Center (HI) C4 Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hodge Hall Museum of Art (FV) C2 (Kelley School of Business) (HH) C2 Simon Hall (MSB) (SI) D1 Hoosier Courts Daycare Nursery (HX) B3 Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall (AS) A1 Indiana Institute on Disability Smith Hall (Collins Living- C C and Community (MZ) B4 Learning Center) (S8) C1 Indiana Memorial Union (UB) D1 Smith Research Center (ER) C4 Indiana University Health Center (HC) C2 Speech and Hearing Sciences (SG) D2 Spruce Hall (RA) D3 Spring 2020 Institute for Social Research / Center for Survey Research (S7) D2 Stempel Hall (Ashton Center) (SL) C3 Intercollegiate Athletics Gym (GI) C4 Student Recreational Sports International Business Center (SRSC) (RB) C3 INDIANA UNIVERSITY and Innovation (SK) C2 Student Services (CU) C3 BLOOMINGTON Intramural Center (WM) C2 Studio Arts Annex (AZ) B1 Ireland Family Fieldhouse (FI) B2 Swain Hall East (SE) D1 IU Cinema (CN) C2 Swain Hall West (SW) D1 Campus Pedestrian Safety IU Innovation Center (IR) C4 Sycamore Hall (Wells Quad) (SY) D2 A2 Lighted Routes IU Museum of Archaeology and Tennis Center (TP) Anthropology (IUMAA) (M2) C1 Teter Quadrangle (TE) C3 IU Police Department (PD) B3 Virgil T. DeVault Alumni Center (AM) B2 Indiana University Police Department IU Warehouse (X3) C5 Von Lee (VL) D1 Jenkinson Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (IS) B2 Vos Hall (Ashton Center) (VO) C3 Fire Department Johnston Hall (Ashton Center) (JO) C3 Weatherly Hall (WA) C3 Jordan Hall (JH) D2 Weathers Golf Team Center (GP) A3 Journal of American History (R2) D2 Wendell W. Wright Education Emergency Telephone Kirkwood Hall (Eskenazi School of Building (School of Education) (ED) D3 Art, Architecture + Design) (KH) D1 Wilkinson Hall (VW) B2 D Visitor Parking (All Garages Included) D Kirkwood Observatory (OB) D1 William J. Godfrey Graduate and La Casa / Latino Cultural Center (LZ) C1 Executive Education Center (CG) C2 Lee Norvelle Theatre Willkie Quadrangle (WI) D3 For detailed information, please see the online and Drama Center (TH) C2 Woodburn Hall (WH) D2 campus map at https://map.iu.edu/iub Leo R. Dowling International Center (IC) D2 Wright Quadrangle (WT) C2 Lewis Building (LS) D1 Wylie Hall (WY) D1 Need a campus question answered? LGBTQ+ Culture Center (DX) C1 Contact the Campus Call Center at Lorem ipsum Lilly Library (LL) D2 Parking Garages (812) 855-4848 or [email protected] Atwater (G5) D2 Linden Hall (Union Street Center) (ND) C3 Fee Lane (G1) C2 Henderson (G6) D1 Jordan Avenue (G3) D2 (G2) D1 1 2 3 4 5 Poplars *Building list continued on back side* *Building list continued from front* Residence Centers and Fraternities Apartment Complexes Acacia 1 D1 Ashton Center GG C3 Alpha Epsilon Pi 2 A3 Banta Apartments BA B3 Alpha Sigma Phi * Briscoe Quadrangle BQ B2 Beta Sigma Psi 21 B3 Campus View Apartments CP C3 Delta Upsilon 9 D2 Christian Student Fellowship 50 A2 Phi Delta Theta 14 B3 Collins Living-Learning Center EO C1 Phi Gamma Delta 15 C1 Eigenmann Hall EG C3 Phi Kappa Psi 16 B3 Evans Scholars 10 B3 Phi Sigma Kappa * Evermann Apartments EV B3 Pi Kappa Phi 18 A2 Forest Quadrangle FR D3 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 11 B3 Foster Quadrangle FQ B2 Sigma Chi 20 C1 Goodbody Hall GB D2 Sigma Phi Epsilon 6 C2 Hillcrest Apartments HK C1 Sigma Pi 23 A3 Mason Hall MQ D3 Theta Chi 44 A3 McNutt Quadrangle MN B2 Zeta Beta Tau 24 A3 Memorial Hall MM D2 Nutt Apartments NU B3 Read Hall RE D2 * Unhoused Chapter Redbud Hill Apartments RD B4 Spruce Hall RA D3 Teter Quadrangle TE C3 Third & Union Apartments UA D3 Tulip Tree Apartments TT C4 Campus Landmarks / Union Street Center AC C3 Points of Interest University Apartments, East UE D3 Wells Quadrangle GB D2 Cox Arboretum AR C2 Willkie Quadrangle WI D3 Cox Arboretum Gazebo GZ C2 Wright Quadrangle WT C2 Beck Chapel BE D2 Metz Bicentennial Grand Carillon BI C2 Sororities Conrad Prebys Amphitheater PA D2 Jordan Hall Greenhouse JH D2 Presidents Hall FF D1 Alpha Chi Omega 25 B3 Rose Well House WO D1 Alpha Delta Pi 26 A2 Sample Gates GX D1 Alpha Epsilon Phi 27 B3 Showalter Fountain SF C2 Alpha Gamma Delta 28 B3 Alpha Omicron Pi 29 A3 Alpha Phi 30 D1 Alpha Xi Delta 31 A2 Chi Omega 32 A3 Delta Gamma 34 D2 Delta Phi Epsilon 33 D1 Delta Zeta 35 A3 Gamma Phi Beta 36 B3 Kappa Alpha Theta 37 C1 Kappa Delta 38 B2 Kappa Kappa Gamma 39 D2 Phi Mu 40 A3 Pi Beta Phi 41 D2 Sigma Delta Tau 42 B3 Sigma Kappa 12 A3 Theta Phi Alpha 8 A3 Zeta Tau Alpha 43 B3.
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