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SCREAMING EAGLES New Student UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA 25 Pruis Ln To Evansville 22 23 24 26 21 Ln Melton Campus Legend Ln Jarrett Housing Legend McDonald Ln McDonald Mahrenholz Road 20 Ln Buschkill Applied Engineering Center Ln Moutoux AE 19 U Housing and Residence Life Center HRL n Crawford Ln Crawford 17 18 i v Arts Center AC Ln Pruis e 43 Worthington Ln Worthington 40 31 39 rs Residence Life Community Center RCC 30 it Art Studio AS Indiana 62 (Lloyd Expressway) RCC y Court HRL 16 41 Residence Life Resource Center RRC Bent Twig Outdoor Education Center BT 15 32 38 42 1. Amphitheatre 29 Varsity Drive 37 14 ne Eckels Ln 33 Westwood Lodge a Road Schutte Baker Building–McDonald East 31 2. Boulevard University Intramural & L 28 d l 27 34 36 3. Grimes Haus Recreational Field a Bayh Building–O’Daniel North 21 n To Mt. Vernon o D 4. Herb Garden 13 35 Bigger Building–O’Daniel South 1 11 12 c Clarke Lane M 5. Eicher Barn Clarke Lane Boon Building–O’Daniel South 6 Bokelman #3 School 6. Clarke Lane Bowen Building–O’Daniel North 19 7. Restrooms CLC RRC Lot A Branch Building–McDonald West 25 Business and Engineering Center BE 10 FO Branigin Building–O’Daniel North 12 Carter Hall (UC West 233) UC 7 8 9 Children’s Learning Center CLC Bent Twig Trails Lane O‘Daniel Chase Building–McDonald East 41 Lot G HP Water Tower Couch/Renner Hall (ED 1101) ED 6 Craig Building–O’Daniel North 18 Dowhie Ceramics Center CC Lot B Dunning Building–O’Daniel South Bent Twig Lane 8 Education Center ED 4 5 Durbin Building–McDonald West 30 Forum Lecture Halls ( and ) SC 1 2 3 FA 1, 2, 3 FA WA Gates Building–O’Daniel North 17 Forum Wing FA Lot H ED Gray Building–McDonald East 34 USI Foundation Minka FO Model FA Home Goodrich Building–McDonald West Fuquay Welcome Center FWC OC 24 Griffin Center GC Governors Hall 45 West Campus Trail Campus West PUB PP Lot C Hammond Building–McDonald East Grounds Maintenance Center GM Lot I SS 37 Hamilton Music Studio ( ) F Tennis Courts (TN) LA 0114 LA Lot Q WC Hanly Building–McDonald West 29 A Health Professions Center HP E UC S B Hendricks Building–O’Daniel South 5 er Kleymeyer Hall (LA 0101) LA vi Lot N ce DrPS UC C UC Hendricks Building–McDonald East 32 Liberal Arts Center LA GC WEST EAST PF D AE Hovey Building–McDonald East 42 Mallette Studio Theatre (LA 0105) LA EA Lot K McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries (LA 0155) LA LA Jackson Building–McDonald West 22 Mitchell Auditorium (HP 1002) HP Quad PA Bicycle Jennings Building–O’Daniel South 10 Lot P Bennett Lane Orr Center OC Reflection Lake Lockers Blu Lane Lane Building–McDonald East 38 RL AQ Performance Center PF TS Leslie Building–O’Daniel North USI-Burdette Trail 15 RFW Courts Physical Activities Center (PAC) PA Griin Way BE Gazebo Marshall Building–McDonald West 27 Physical Plant Service Center PP AC FC Lot L Matthews Building–McDonald East 40 Public Safety Building PS Athletic & Athletic & GM Rankin Lane Lot O Strassweg McCray Building–McDonald West 23 Publishing Services Center PUB Lot J 1 Recreation Recreation CC Soccer Field 2 McNutt Building–O’Daniel North 14 Recreation, Fitness and Wellness Center FC AS Multi- Multi- (SF) Rice Library RL Purpose Purpose Morton Building–McDonald East 39 Lot D Bent Twig Outdoor Science Center SC 3 Field Field Mount Building–McDonald East 43 44 Education Center (BT) University Boulevard Screaming Eagles Arena EA 4 Newman Hall 44 Support Services Center SS Lot E Noble Building–O’Daniel South 3 Theatre Support Center TS 5 7 O’Bannon Hall 46 University Center UC Lot F Baseball Field (BF) 6 Orr Building–O’Daniel North 20 A. UC Courtyard 45 B. Rice Plaza Porter Building–McDonald East 35 Ralston Building–McDonald West 26 C. The Cone Disc Golf Course (DG) 46 USI-Burdette Trail D. UC Fountain and Screaming Eagles Ray Building–O’Daniel South 4 E. Performance Center Courtyard Valley Complex Ruston Hall 47 Wright Administration Building WA Saletta Building–McDonald West 28 Broadway Recreational Schricker Building–O’Daniel North 47 11 Under Construction Fountain Complex (BW) Townsend Building–O’Daniel North 13 Aquatic Center AQ Lake Rochelle Lane Wallace Building–O’Daniel South 2 Physical Activities Center Expansion PA Welsh Building–O’Daniel North 16 USI-Burdette Trail NO WEAPONS OR FIREARMS Trail To Broadway Recreational Complex (BW) and Burdette Park Broadway Avenue Whitcomb Building–O’Daniel South 7 Pedestrian, Bike and Nature Trail PERMITTED ON UNIVERSITY PROPERTY Blue Emergency Phone Lot M Willard Building–McDonald East 36 Bus Stop USI IS A TOBACCO & VAPOR FREE CAMPUS Williams Building–McDonald East 33 The off-campus recreational and varsity softball fields Wright Building–O’Daniel South 9 can be reached by traveling south on Schutte Road, then west on Broadway 1/4 mile; see map inset. July 2019 V19-127840 guide 2020–21 new student EAGLES SCREAMING university USI.edu/sdv 812-465-7167 CONTACT US: [email protected] University Center East 1256 Center University employment without regard to of southern ion, gender identity, veteran status, Student DevelopmentStudent Programs ed class. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? indiana University of Southern Indiana, 8600 University Boulevard, Evansville, Indiana 47712. or any other category protected by law or identified by the University as a protect Questions or concerns should be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, USI Human Resources Department, race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy or marital status, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientat As an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, the University of Southern Indiana considers all qualified applicants for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Development Student USI Guide is published by The New Student and compiled collected in this guide was The information Programs. herein contained and services the programs in Spring 2020. Since the University review and evaluation, continuous subject to are This at any time without notice. changes make reserves the right to the Contact only. information for is intended therefore, publication, assistance. for specific programs/services for responsible area UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA 25 Pruis Ln To Evansville 22 23 24 26 21 Ln Melton Campus Legend Ln Jarrett Housing Legend McDonald Ln McDonald Mahrenholz Road 20 Ln Buschkill Applied Engineering Center Ln Moutoux AE 19 U Housing and Residence Life Center HRL n Crawford Ln Crawford 17 18 i v Arts Center AC Ln Pruis e 43 Worthington Ln Worthington 40 31 39 rs Residence Life Community Center RCC 30 it Art Studio AS Indiana 62 (Lloyd Expressway) RCC y Court HRL 16 41 Residence Life Resource Center RRC Bent Twig Outdoor Education Center BT 15 32 38 42 1. Amphitheatre 29 Varsity Drive 37 14 ne Eckels Ln 33 Westwood Lodge a Road Schutte Baker Building–McDonald East 31 2. Boulevard University Intramural & L 28 d l 27 34 36 3. Grimes Haus Recreational Field a Bayh Building–O’Daniel North 21 n To Mt. Vernon o D 4. Herb Garden 13 35 Bigger Building–O’Daniel South 1 11 12 c Clarke Lane M 5. Eicher Barn Clarke Lane Boon Building–O’Daniel South 6 Bokelman #3 School 6. Clarke Lane Bowen Building–O’Daniel North 19 7. Restrooms CLC RRC Lot A Branch Building–McDonald West 25 Business and Engineering Center BE 10 FO Branigin Building–O’Daniel North 12 Carter Hall (UC West 233) UC 7 8 9 Children’s Learning Center CLC Bent Twig Trails Lane O‘Daniel Chase Building–McDonald East 41 Lot G HP Water Tower Couch/Renner Hall (ED 1101) ED 6 Craig Building–O’Daniel North 18 Dowhie Ceramics Center CC Lot B Dunning Building–O’Daniel South Bent Twig Lane 8 Education Center ED 4 5 Durbin Building–McDonald West 30 Forum Lecture Halls ( and ) SC 1 2 3 FA 1, 2, 3 FA WA Gates Building–O’Daniel North 17 Forum Wing FA Lot H ED Gray Building–McDonald East 34 USI Foundation Minka FO Model FA Home Goodrich Building–McDonald West Fuquay Welcome Center FWC OC 24 Griffin Center GC Governors Hall 45 West Campus Trail Campus West PUB PP Lot C Hammond Building–McDonald East Grounds Maintenance Center GM Lot I SS 37 Hamilton Music Studio ( ) F Tennis Courts (TN) LA 0114 LA Lot Q WC Hanly Building–McDonald West 29 A Health Professions Center HP E UC S B Hendricks Building–O’Daniel South 5 er Kleymeyer Hall (LA 0101) LA vi Lot N ce DrPS UC C UC Hendricks Building–McDonald East 32 Liberal Arts Center LA GC WEST EAST PF D AE Hovey Building–McDonald East 42 Mallette Studio Theatre (LA 0105) LA EA Lot K McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries (LA 0155) LA LA Jackson Building–McDonald West 22 Mitchell Auditorium (HP 1002) HP Quad PA Bicycle Jennings Building–O’Daniel South 10 Lot P Bennett Lane Orr Center OC Reflection Lake Lockers Blu Lane Lane Building–McDonald East 38 RL AQ Performance Center PF TS Leslie Building–O’Daniel North USI-Burdette Trail 15 RFW Courts Physical Activities Center (PAC) PA Griin Way BE Gazebo Marshall Building–McDonald West 27 Physical Plant Service Center PP AC FC Lot L Matthews Building–McDonald East 40 Public Safety Building PS Athletic & Athletic & GM Rankin Lane Lot O Strassweg McCray Building–McDonald West 23 Publishing Services Center PUB Lot J 1 Recreation Recreation CC Soccer Field 2 McNutt Building–O’Daniel North 14 Recreation, Fitness and Wellness Center FC AS Multi- Multi- (SF) Rice Library RL Purpose Purpose Morton Building–McDonald East 39 Lot D Bent Twig Outdoor Science Center SC 3 Field Field Mount Building–McDonald East 43 44 Education Center (BT) University Boulevard Screaming Eagles Arena EA 4 Newman Hall 44 Support Services Center SS Lot E Noble Building–O’Daniel South 3 Theatre Support Center TS 5 7 O’Bannon Hall 46 University Center UC Lot F Baseball Field (BF) 6 Orr Building–O’Daniel North 20 A.
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