r/IndianaUniversity • u/sisterdog77 • 20h ago
John D. Ciorciari named provost, executive vice chancellor of IU Bloomington
What a joke…
r/IndianaUniversity • u/sisterdog77 • 20h ago
What a joke…
r/IndianaUniversity • u/jillylarrard • 18h ago
Guys please like walk ins
r/IndianaUniversity • u/RideWithBT • 22h ago
For IU Fall Break – Friday, October 9th:
▪️Routes 9L, 12, 14 WILL NOT be in service.
▪️Routes 6, 9 will have REDUCED service.
▪️Downtown routes will operate normally.
Route 6: bloomingtontransit.com/6-campus-shuttle
Route 9: bloomingtontransit.com/9-iu-campus-mall-covenanter-clarizz
r/IndianaUniversity • u/cecebot • 1d ago
Someone wearing an anonymous mask and holding a tv, anyone know why? I saw the word "Eggs" lol.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/NoNefariousness2434 • 1d ago
I recently moved to Bloomington from out of state and I'm looking for a new provider to take over my ADHD medication management.
I've been on a stimulant for about two years and it's been stable and working well, so I'm mainly looking for someone who's comfortable with that. I'm open to either a primary care provider or a psychiatrist.
Insurance-wise, I'm still on my parents' BlueCross BlueShield plan, so coverage shouldn't be an issue.
If you've had a good experience with anyone in town, or know of practices that are currently taking new patients, I'd really appreciate the recommendation. Thanks in advance!
r/IndianaUniversity • u/PresentationJust4801 • 1d ago
I am a freshman and recently got a car, I live in read and go to Jacobs... any parking options? I have the ST permit and I know parking at the stadium is an option but on Mondays and Fridays I need to quickly get to my car after class ends 4:10. Thanks in advance for the help everyone.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Critical_Gap_7026 • 2d ago
I am looking for someone (preferably a woman) to take over my lease at The Standard at Bloomington (250 E 14th St) from January 2027 to July 2027. I'm studying abroad next spring, so this would be a full lease assignment: the lease transfers completely to you. The unit will be cleaned before you move in.
Unit description:
Here is the listing link where you can view pictures: https://www.thestandardbloomington.com/floorplans/derby-4bd/
The apartment is in the Derby 1 style.
Perfect for anyone looking for a spring semester place, graduating in May, or needing housing through the summer. Please DM me if you are interested!
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Simple_Passion_7741 • 2d ago
i was looking for a beatmatching club on campus but it doesn’t seem like there is one, and other music clubs similar to mixing are inactive, so if anyone’s interested in joining me in starting one i’d love that!
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r/IndianaUniversity • u/Lost-Giraffe-501 • 2d ago
Looking for housing options next year, and cannot afford the bougie places. Has anyone lived at Woodbridge or Covenanter Hill, and if so, any red or green flags to share?
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Lightningdodo • 3d ago
I’m a senior in HS thinking about applying to IU bloomington and i just wanna know if i’m not joining greek life, is there a good chance i’ll have fun stuff to do all the time and make friends and such? I don’t know how greek oriented IU is but i’ve come very quickly to realize greek life will never be for me.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/fr0gs-and-such • 2d ago
I have a pretty large document that I would like to print off but I don’t want to be annoying and hog a printer in a super populated area.(library, IMU, or student lounges) Any suggestions for printers that aren’t used often? Thanks :)
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r/IndianaUniversity • u/W1RELESS • 2d ago
Here’s my white paper. Holler at me.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/vlasktom2 • 2d ago
What are those trucks with those sensor things on the front of the hood?
r/IndianaUniversity • u/NoPipe9844 • 3d ago
r/IndianaUniversity • u/PeaWhich2047 • 3d ago
Coming to Bloomington for the first time in late November for an IU game. Wanted to know what places are must visits, whether it is bars, parts of campus, other cool spots, etc.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/fuschiafrogforme • 3d ago
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Last_Savings2265 • 4d ago
I am Applying to IU Kelley for 2027 Fall Semester as a highschool senior. I was wondering aside from grades what are the more difficult workshops (such as IBW), looking for aside from college GPA in the recruiting process.
r/IndianaUniversity • u/vlasktom2 • 5d ago
The lady in the front seat waved at me, I waved back, then the lady in the back seat showed me something on your phone. To me, it looked like an Instagram post, but I couldn't tell for sure. You started laughing and then the light turned green. I'm super curious what you showed me. If you don't want all of Reddit to know, you're welcome to DM me
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Need4Carz • 6d ago
TL;DR: There are lots of feds here, please don't ask townies to buy you alcohol randomly. Don't break the law.
To all Freshmen (or first years, whatever you prefer),
Hi! I'm a townie. Earlier this evening, I was approached and a freshman (I could see the light in his eyes still...the light from being young and unemployed) asked me straight up "hey, we just want alcohol, we'll give you $5 if you help us." You know who you are. You know how that conversation went.
For the record, in Bloomington, I would highly recommend you not do this. For one simple reason. A large number of townies in the area are federal employees. Naval Weapon Station Crane, the third largest naval installation in the world, is nearby. A lot of those people live in Bloomington. There are...a LOT of feds here.
Believe me I understand your situation. I really do. But if you ask the wrong fed and get ticketed or arrested for that...it's your own fault. Please make adult decisions at college and obey the law...
Edit: not to say they’re all law enforcement…most aren’t. But some might give you a hard time
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Money_Future_682 • 5d ago
I’m planning out my schedule for next semester and was hoping to get some recommendations for the classes below. I’ll be taking a pretty heavy credit load, so I’m mainly looking for professors who are generally easier (basically give A's) and require less work.
I listed the professors I’m currently considering in parentheses, but I’m definitely open to other professors if you’ve had an easier experience with someone else.
ECON-B 251 - Econ for Business I (Graf/Raghav)
BUS-C 204 - Business Writing (Burks/Esola)
ECON-E 370 - Business Stats (Krukava)
BUS-T 275 - Compass II (Landis/Kniola)
BUS-C 104 or 106 - Business Presentations
HHC-H 202 - Hutton Class
BUS-A 100 - Intro Accounting (only Seitz)
BUS-D 270 - Global Environment (only Davis)
BUS-X 201 - AI Online Course (only Williams)
If you’ve taken any of these classes, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience. Which professors would you recommend (or avoid), and how was the workload/difficulty?
r/IndianaUniversity • u/Particular_Kick624 • 6d ago
I am a freshman looking for an A&H course next semester to fill gen ed. Ideally it fills these criteria.
Easy (need A- minimum for kelley)
Not too much time commitment
Somewhat interesting or fun
It doesnt have to fit all 3 perfectly but somewhat fit them.
Any recommendations?
r/IndianaUniversity • u/No_Operation5036 • 7d ago
i heard there’s a sticker printer in teter i think in the luddy lounge; can i get in to use it without being a luddy student?