What’s your style? Preppy? Artsy? Hipster? At IU, you’re sure to find a residence hall and dining options that fit you to a T.
To make sure you get the most out of your IU experience, first-year undergraduate students are required to live on campus.
The promise o Friendships that never fade
See how IU is fulfilling the promiseWe have plenty of traditional residence hall options, with shared rooms, communal living spaces, and handy food courts.
You’ll also find apartments for those who need some space, private rooms for those who tend toward the introverted side, and co-op kitchen facilities for those who want to cook their own food.
Whether you want to live in an environment that emphasizes academics or you just want to share space with people who share your passions, you’ll find what you’re looking for in our Learning Communities.
You can choose from more than 20 communities in two categories; Living Learning or Thematic. Each offers specialized programming and, best of all, people who understand you.
RPS serves everything from hearty breakfasts to midnight snacks in its many locations across campus.
Although most RPS dining facilities are located in residence halls, it also makes healthy (and not so healthy) snacks available in classroom buildings and library facilities through its Campus Cafes.
Get the scoop on RPS diningWhether you’re longing for some Starbucks, craving a healthy salad, or hungry for something sweet, the IMU has what you want.
IMU restaurants aren’t included in RPS dining plans. But you can use the money on your Campus Access card to get discounted meals and snacks.
See what’s available at the IMUThere’s a reason Bloomington continues to show up in top-10 food city lists all across the Internet. The food here is delicious.
You’ll find the usual pizza places and pubs. But you’ll also find tons of ethnic eateries, dozens of restaurants that emphasize local food, and even a chef who’s a two-time James Beard Award nominee.
Learn more about Bloomington restaurantsLooking for somewhere to live off campus? You have plenty of options in Bloomington. You’ll find everything from budget studios to luxury apartments, and houses of all shapes and sizes.
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