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IUB Campus Map Fall 2015 Front 1 2 3 4 Buildings and Facilities CY Building name (Building Code) Grid Coordinates N. SR 45 & E. SR 46 GP N. DUNN ST Admissions Oce (OA) D2 Chemistry, Department of (CH) D2 (MX) D1 Campus Map Maxwell Hall Fall 2015 Alumni Center, Virgil T. DeVault (AM) B2 Cinema, IU (CN) C2 McCalla School (FX) C1 BK SC American History, Journal of (R2) D2 Classroom Oce Building (C2) D1 McNutt Quadrangle (MN) B2 26 Campus Pedestrian Safety FO Use lighted pedestrian routes, especially when walking alone. American Indian Studies Cognitive Sciences (C9) C1 Mellencamp Pavilion (MV) A1 N. FEE LN Call 855-9514 to report campus lighting problems; report tag Research Institute (AG) C1 Communication Services (T2) C4 Memorial Hall (MM) D2 number located on light pole. 31 Arboretum Gazebo (GZ) C2 Cook Hall (BD) B2 Memorial Stadium (MS) A1 50 Indiana University Police Department 18 Armstrong Stadium Cravens Hall (Collins Living- Moatt Hall (Ashton Center) (MF) C3 (Little 500/Soccer Stadium) (A1) A3 Learning Center) (ME) C1 Monroe Hall (MW) C1 A FISHER CT A N. JORDAN AV 44 Fire Department Art Museum (FV) C2 Cyberinfrastructure Building (CR) C4 Morgan Hall (MR) C1 Emergency telephone; no coins are needed to call 911 MV 24 Asian Culture Center (A3) C1 Cypress Hall (Union Street Center) (AE) C3 Morrison Hall (MO) D2 TO FB (AS) B2 (DC) C4 Visitor parking locations; garages all have visitor parking Assembly Hall Data Center Motor Pool (X2) C5 TP 40 Atwater Eye Care Center (CL) D1 Dreiser Hall (Ashton Center) (DR) C3 Multidisciplinary Science Building 2 (S2) C2 Construction Zone Auditorium (AD) C2 Edmondson Hall (Collins Living- HY 45 Music Building Addition (MA) D2 E. BALFOUR ST Auxiliary Library Facility, Ruth Lilly (X4) B5 Learning Center) (EO) C1 Music Library & Recital Center, 8 23 Ballantine Hall (BH) D2 Education Building, Bess Meshulam Simon (M) D2 Barnes Lounge (Ashton Center) (BL) C3 Wendell W. Wright (ED) D3 Music Practice Building (P) D2 32 Beck Chapel (BE) D2 Eigenmann Hall (EG) C3 Music, East Studio (JS) D3 35 Beech Hall (Union Street Center) (AF) C3 Ernie Pyle Hall Music, IU Jacobs School of MS AS NF 29 Billy Hayes Track (HY) A2 (The Media School) (EP) D1 A1 (Merrill Hall) (MU) D2 2 Birch Hall (Union Street Center) (AB) C3 Fieldhouse, Harry Gladstein Musical Arts Center (MAC) (MC) D2 12 Briscoe Quadrangle (BQ) B2 Indoor Track Facility (NF) A2 Myers Hall (MY) D2 N. JORDAN AV N. JORDAN BD Brown Hall (Collins Living- Fine Arts, Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center (TH) C2 OD FI 42 Learning Center) (BR) C2 Henry Radford Hope School of (FA) C2 Optometry, IU School of (OP) D1 Bryan Hall (BY) D1 Folklore Institute (FK) C1 Owen Hall (OW) D1 6 GO Bryan House (BX) D2 Forest Quadrangle (FR) D3 Parking Garage—Atwater (G5) D2 E. 17TH ST E. 17TH ST Campus Children’s Center (CW) B4 Foundation, IU (Showalter House) (FO) A3 Parking Garage—Fee Lane (G1) C2 N. JORDAN AV Career Development Center (PC) C2 Franklin Hall (FF) D1 Parking Garage—Henderson (G6) D1 BQ AM 28 Carmichael Center (C3) D1 Geological Materials Testing (GM) C2 Parking Garage—Jordan Avenue (G3) D3 N. INDIANA AV 36 RD Cedar Hall (Union Street Center) (AC) C3 Geological Sciences, Department of (GY) C2 Parking Garage—Poplars (G2) D1 N. DUNN ST N. FESS AV E. LINGELBACH LN Geological Survey (GS) C2 Pine Hall (Union Street Center) (NG) C3 N. FEE LN FEE N. B 16 B Geological Survey Core Library (CO) C1 Pool, Outdoor (OD) B2 14 Glenn A. Black Poplars (PO) D1 W E. LINGELBACH LNMT EV Laboratory of Archaeology (GL) C1 Poynter Center (PJ) D1 N. WALNUT N. GROVE 11 SX N. WOODLAWN AV SR Global International Studies Building Psychology, Department of (PY) C2 10 27 N. FORREST AV NU MN (GISB) (GA) C2 Public and Environmental Aairs, BG Golf Clubhouse (GO) B4 IU School of (SPEA) (PV) C2 E. 14TH ST SH 21 BI 7 Goodbody Hall (GB) D2 Public Health—Bloomington, IU School of RU FQ BN BA Graduate and Executive Education (Formerly Health, Physical 38 CW Center, William J. Godfrey (CG) C2 Education, and Recreation) (PH) C2 E. 13TH ST 43 N. RANGE RD HQ Greene Hall (Collins Living- Radio-Television Center IS X4 N. UNION ST HX MZ Learning Center) (GH) C2 (WFIU and WTIU) (TV) C2 HI 22 25 DC Greenhouse, Botany (BG) B4 Rawles Hall (RH) D1 E. 12TH ST GR Greenhouse, Jordan Hall (JH) D2 Read Hall (RE) D3 CS CO CP Gresham Dining Hall Residential Programs and Services, FE HL X2 GM ER (Foster Quadrangle) (GR) C2 Division of (HL) C2 RB N. PARK AV N. PARK E. 11TH ST N. FESS AV BR E. 11TH ST Griggs Lounge (Ashton Center) (GG) C3 Rose Well House (WO) D1 T2 N. SR 45 & E. SR 46 MR Harper Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (HQ) B2 Service Building (SX) B5 G1 E. LAW LN S2 Health Center (HC) C3 (SH) B2 GI Shea Hall (Foster Quadrangle) MW GH PV COTTAGE GROVE TT Hershey Hall (Ashton Center) (HE) C3 Showalter Fountain (SF) C2 CG X3 GS CR Hickory Hall (Union Street Center) (AA) C3 Simon Hall HK PY HH PC Hilltop Garden and Nature Center (HI) C4 (Multi-Disciplinary Sciences) (SI) D2 HC IR A3 GY Hodge Hall (HH) C2 Smith Hall (Collins Living- E. 10TH ST ME I I2 E. 10TH ST E. 10TH ST N. SR 45 MF (Business, IU Kelley School of) Learning Center) (S8) C1 C JO AA C ZB Honors College, Edward L. Hutton (HU) C1 Smith Research Center (ER) C5 N. JEFFERSON ST FX C9 N. SUNRISE DR GG EO WOODLAWN FIELD ARBORETUM GZ LI Hoosier Courts Daycare Nursery (HX) B3 Social Research, Institute for/ N. DUNN ST EG VO AC India Studies Program (WE) C1 Center for Survey Research (S7) D2 FK S8 N. CAMPBELL ST TE DR E. 9TH ST WT AB Indiana Institute on Disability Social Work, IU School of (WU) D2 N. JORDAN AV AG GL 37 SL and Community (MZ) B5 Speech and Hearing Sciences (SG) D2 GA BL ND PH HE Indiana Memorial Union (UB) D1 Stempel Hall (Ashton Center) (SL) C3 M2 N. FORREST AV TV Informatics East (I2) C2 Student Building (SB) D1 E. 8TH ST AE WE FV NG Informatics West (I) C1 Student Legal Services (LV) C1 WM WA CU FA Innovation Center, IU (IR) C4 Student Recreational 20 LV 46 HU CN E. 7TH ST Intercollegiate Athletics Gym (GI) C4 Sports Center (SRSC) (RB) C3 LZ AF E. 7TH ST E 7TH ST SF AD TH Integrated Science and Accelerator Technology Student Services (CU) C3 INDIANA AV TA E. 7TH ST PO DUNN MEADOW EP Hall (ISAT) (CY) A2 Swain Hall East (SE) D1 UNION ST BRYAN ST BRYAN r OA S. ROSE AV n Rive a V ord WH International Center, Swain Hall West (SW) D1 J A G2 M3 UB T LL iver MQ Leo R. Dowling (IC) D2 S R Sycamore Hall (SY) D2 dan E or 34 E. 6TH ST R J G3 SB R International Programs (M3) D1 Tennis Center (TP) A2 BE O F ED FF OW Jenkinson Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (IS) B2 Teter Quadrangle (TE) C3 BX E. 5TH ST Johnston Hall (Ashton Center) (JO) C3 Von Lee (VL) D1 VL MX MC IC Jordan Hall (JH) D2 Vos Hall (Ashton Center) (VO) C3 E. KIRKWOOD AV SAMPLE GATES WY BH C3 RE Kirkwood Hall (KH) D1 Warehouse, IU (X3) C5 BY WO WI KH CH Kirkwood Observatory (OB) D1 Weatherly Hall (Ashton Center) (WA) C3 N. DUNN ST DUNN’S RA LS MO La Casa/Latino Cultural Center (LZ) C1 Wildermuth Intramural Center (WM) C2 WOODS GB SY E. 4TH ST E. 4TH ST OB MA Law, IU Maurer School of (LW) D1 Willkie Quadrangle (WI) D3 LH SI SG JONES AVE Lee Norvelle Theatre (WH) D2 D LW FR D Woodburn Hall MM SW RH JH M UE and Drama Center (TH) C2 Workshop in Political Theory JS UA Lewis Building (LS) D1 and Policy Analysis (ZB) C1 15 SE MY MU Library, Herman B Wells (LI) C2 (WT) C3 E. 3RD ST E. 3RD ST Wright Quadrangle PJ 41 39 S. ARBUTUS DR 3 47 CL KD 30 P 9 13 Lilly Library (LL) D2 Wylie Hall (WY) D1 48 Linden Hall (Union Street Center) (ND) C3 S. HAWTHORNE S. EASTSIDE DR S. EASTSIDE S. MITCHELL AV S. MITCHELL S. WOODLAWN S. BALLANTINE S. CLIFTON ST S. CLIFTON S. JORDAN AV S. JORDAN For more detailed information, please see the (Building list continued on back side) G6 C2 S. HIGHLAND Lindley Hall (LH) D1 4 33 AV FACULTY S7 S. UNION ST S. SWAIN AV S. SWAIN G5 S. ROSE AV R2 S. HIGH ST online campus map at http://map.iu.edu/iub/ Magee Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (RU) B2 S. FESS E. ATWATER AV WU Martin Hall (Foster Quadrangle) (FQ) B2 Need a campus question answered? Contact the Campus Call Center at OP Mason Hall (MQ) D3 (812) 855-4848 or [email protected]. Mathers Museum (M2) C1 1 2 3 4 5 Stop by the IU Visitor Information Center in Carmichael Center (C3) D1. Campus Map Fraternities Buildings in which Classes Are Held, MA Music Building Addition D2 MC Musical Arts Center (MAC) D2 Fall 2015 Listed Alphabetically by Building Alpha Epsilon Pi 2 B3 Code ME Cravens Hall (Collins Living-Learning Alpha Phi Alpha * Center) C1 MM Memorial Hall D2 Alpha Sigma Phi * AD Auditorium C2 MN McNutt Quadrangle B2 Alpha Tau Omega 4 D1 AG American Indian Studies MO Morrison Hall D2 Beta Sigma Psi * Research Institute C1 MQ Mason Hall D3 Beta Theta Pi 7 B3 AM Alumni Center, MR Morgan Hall C1 Delta Chi 6 B3 Virgil T.
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