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It only takes one visit to IU Bloomington to realize this is your place. That’s because you’ll find an inspiring setting, high-tech classrooms and labs, gorgeous arts venues, and plenty of grand spaces like the Indiana Memorial Union or Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall where you can join other Hoosiers in spirited activities. And within all of these spaces is a welcoming and supportive community. Visit options include on-campus experiences and virtual programs , all designed to show you what IU has to offer and what life is like when you’re a Hoosier.

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Tour campus and meet some of the Hoosier community with a variety of in-person visit options.

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If you can’t make it to Bloomington right now, get to know IU virtually with these online programs.

Experience IU in person

Explore in-person visit options then make your plans to come see us on campus! You'll learn more about IU and see why it's called one of the most beautiful campuses in the country.

Daily visits

Learn about academic programs, our spirited community, and tour our gorgeous campus.

Transfer Visits

Transfer Tuesday sessions cover what you need to know about transferring to IU.

Diversity programs

You’ll find your place at IU and these visit programs share the resources that help make it happen.

Attend a Red Carpet Day

Admitted students—visit campus in style and learn about opportunities awaiting you at IU.

Driving tour

Take the scene route and experience campus from your vehicle whenever you're here.

Self guided

Explore campus at your own pace, whenever you like, with this self-guided tour.

Unique visit opportunities

Every visit to Indiana University Bloomington is special, but some programs are customized for specific audiences or to meet unique goals. Check out these visit options to see if one is right for you.

Group Visits

Request a tour for your school or organization for groups of 10 or more students. 

Counselor Visits

Counselors can visit too! Schedule a visit to get all the information you need to help your students apply to IU.

Precollege Programs

Explore your interests and get a firsthand look at college while you're still in middle or high school.

Explore IU with a virtual visit

You can still explore everything IU has to offer even if you can’t make it to campus. Learn more about academics, student life, and all the reasons why you belong at IU with these virtual options.

Virtual IU Information Session

This virtual program for any prospective student will help you discover academic and involvement opportunities, the support network at IU, and the application process.

Virtual Academic Information Sessions

High school students or incoming freshmen: hear from our many academic schools about your program of interest.

Virtual Transfer Talks

The virtual Transfer Talks cover academics, social life, and cultural opportunities, with helpful tips for transfer students.

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Go virtual with the IU Indianapolis experience

Are you ready to embark on a journey that will shape your future?

IU Indianapolis is a university on the move. On this self-guided tour of our breathtaking campus, you’ll get 360º views of our bustling student center, state-of-the-art classrooms and labs, some of the nation’s premier sports facilities, and on-campus housing communities.

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Get a feel for the places where you’ll learn and grow—on campus and in the city. 

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Immerse yourself in the views and atmosphere at the heart of the Jag life.

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Bright lights. Big city. A campus that never sleeps. Keep your finger on the pulse of everything happening at IU Indianapolis—the breaking news, the biggest events, and the important dates on your journey to becoming a Jag.

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Come see your new home

Visiting IU Bloomington requires more effort and planning for international students, but it is so worth the energy. When you’re on our campus, you’ll really understand what it’s like to be a student here. You’ll feel like you’re coming home.

Unable to visit, but want to know more? You can connect with an admissions counselor or chat with an International Student Ambassador .

Bloomington is one of the top college towns in America, according to USA Today .

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Visit us virtually

If you can’t arrange a visit to IU Bloomington, you can tour our campus—virtually—from anywhere in the world.

In the Office of Admissions’ virtual tour, experience the beauty of IU Bloomington as you take a walking tour of campus narrated by an IU guide.

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If you’re applying as an undergraduate student, you can work with the Office of Admissions to make sure you see and experience as much as possible during your visit.

You can also meet with our international admissions team to ask any questions you may have about applying to IU.

Hear about IU directly from international students

See what current students have to say about our academic programs, housing options, and more.

Plan a visit as a graduate student

If you’re applying as a graduate student, please contact the department you would like to study in to plan your visit.

We would be happy to meet with you to answer any questions you may have about IU and the admission process.

What should you expect during your IU visit?

A classic college town.

Bloomington offers the best small-town atmosphere while not sacrificing the amenities of big city living—you can find international grocery stores, restaurants with cuisine from around the world, and ethnic festivals in our city. You’ll also find our campus and the surrounding community to be a fun and diverse place where higher education, local establishments, and the city population combine to create one of the best college towns in the U.S.

A diverse and inclusive atmosphere

We’re committed to promoting an atmosphere of equity and inclusion on our campus, taking a proactive stance on preventing bias incidents through education, awareness, and a culture of honesty and trust. We’ve provided a set of resources to help our international students understand the context of current events in the U.S. and what IU Bloomington is doing to make the campus safe and welcoming.

A safe environment for all

The IU Bloomington campus and local community prioritize working to keep students safe . Our dedicated Indiana University Police Department (IUPD) and The Guardian app help maintain safety on campus by providing resources to students that connect them with tools to keep themselves and others safe. We also work to provide safety measures for pedestrians on campus, local weather events, and emergencies.

Take the next step toward becoming an IU student

We know you’ll love our campus and community, whether you tour IU Bloomington in person or virtually. Now that you’ve learned how to visit us, take the next step in your journey toward becoming a Hoosier!

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Whether you're an alumnus who calls Bloomington your second home or a proud parent of an incoming student, there's always something new to experience (or a beloved tradition to partake in once more) when visiting Indiana University.

Consistently ranked as one of the most beautiful college campuses and best college towns in the country, Indiana University and Bloomington offer that quintessential college experience to students, families, and fans. If you're planning a visit to the Hoosier campus soon, you may find these tips and resources helpful.  

Plan Your Trip to IU

Indiana University has a large campus with lots of amazing things to see, so be sure to allow plenty of time to explore — don't forget to wear comfortable shoes. 

Get a map of campus at our visitors center or the  IU Visitors Center  to help you navigate through the winding trails and massive buildings.

Check our  events calendar  to see what's happening in the area during your trip. If you're coming for a major event, plan in advance.  Hotels sell out quickly for big events like football games , graduation , and the  Little 500 . Our Visitors Center keeps track of hotel availability, so give us a call if you need help with booking.  

Parking & Transportation

Finding parking on campus can be difficult and confusing, but with these tips , you'll have an easier time finding a space. Your best bet is to find a spot and stick with it all day — you'll enjoy more of the campus on foot than by car, anyway.

If you don't have a car but still want to explore Bloomington, there are several alternative transportation options. You can take the campus and city buses, get a ride via Uber or Lyft, or rent a bicycle or e-scooter.  

Things to Do

There's plenty to do on campus , but some of the local establishments are also part of the IU experience. Be sure to check out the  restaurants ,  attractions , and  shops  that have been Hoosier favorites for decades.

Above all else, have fun and enjoy the Cream & Crimson energy that flows through campus! If you have additional questions, please reach out to us at 800-800-0037, or email our information specialists.

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Does your school or organization have 10 or more students who want to see iu bloomington’s gorgeous campus.

We are happy to accommodate group visits of 10–75 high school students and chaperones. Visits can include a 75–90 minute campus tour and a 30-minute information session with an admissions representative. After we receive your group visit request via the form below, we will work to accommodate you (subject to availability). Please submit your request at least four weeks before your intended visit date.

We will host group visits this fall between August 26–December 13, Monday through Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

We will not be able to accommodate visits on the following dates due to campus holidays and events.

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When completing the form below, please provide an alternative date in addition to your preferred date. If you have more than two dates available, please provide further details in the notes section.

Group visits are for schools or organizations with high school aged students. If you have a large family, or your family and another family want to visit on the same day, please schedule a daily visit. If you need assistance with a family reservation, please contact 812-855-0661.

If you are a school or organization with middle or elementary school aged students, we recommend contacting the IU Visitor Information Center for helpful information on visiting campus.

If you have questions about a group request, please email [email protected] .

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Explore art, architecture, and nature.

Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, IU Bloomington showcases the kind of landscape you’d expect from the quintessential college campus. You’ll travel through time as you walk the grounds, with the Victorian-era buildings of the Old Crescent giving way to Romanesque, Gothic, Collegiate Gothic, Art Deco, Modern, and postmodern architectural styles of the last 200 years. From its original 10 acres south of downtown, IU Bloomington has grown to nearly 2,000 acres in the northeast quadrant of the city.

Stroll through such memorable landmarks as Dunn’s Woods and the Fine Arts Plaza. Enjoy a picnic on the bank of the Campus River. Experience a moment of Zen in the Commemorative Garden at the Indiana Memorial Union. Whatever you seek, find it at IU Bloomington.

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Visiting campus?

The IU Visitor Information Center and plenty of IU Hoosiers are ready to help you find where you need to go.

Need to know how and where to park, and the best ways to travel? We’ve got you covered.

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Fall in love with IU Bloomington. If you’re thinking about enrolling in a University Graduate School program, we encourage you to come and see us.

When you visit, you can download a self-guided campus tour created for you by the emissaries for graduate student diversity or contact the IU Visitor Information Center, another resource for tours of campus.

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If you’d like to learn more about your prospective graduate program, we encourage you to contact them before scheduling your visit so you can arrange a time to meet.

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Third Street: Eagleson Avenue to Indiana Avenue This tour begins at the intersection of Third Street and Eagleson Avenue. Familiarize yourself with businesses and academic buildings along one of the campus’s major arteries. You’ll walk by several places to stop for coffee or a bite to eat.

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Staff council to host get to know your campus tours.

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The monthly tours are a staff development program hosted by the IU Bloomington Staff Council. Group sizes vary from 10 to 50 staff members, and waitlisted people are usually invited to attend. 

The next tour will be of the IU Kirkwood Observatory on Sept. 10, followed by a tour of the E-House and Ostrom Workshop on Oct. 8.

Past tours included visits to the Eskenazi Museum of Art, Musical Arts Center, Ferguson Building, IU Cinema and Assembly Hall. In October 2023, organizers arranged tours of every culture center on campus. 

The Staff Council encourages potential tour hosts to contact [email protected] . 

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ASPIRE Exchange Program in Bayreuth, Germany

Find your ideal setting for an immersive experience in German language and culture in the German town of Bayreuth. The University of Bayreuth provides a wide range of disciplines and a comprehensive Institute of Germanic Languages and Literatures (Spring semester only).

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This program offers a semester or year at a campus centered around a palace! Students can take English-taught courses in Mannheim’s School of Social Sciences and general interest courses. Students in psychology, sociology, or political science are eligible.

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American Institute of Graphic Arts club is a community for Indiana University students with an interest in exploring graphic design.

Aikido Club at IU

Aikido is a self defense martial art emphasizing the continuous connection between the persons practicing a technique.

Aix En Provence, France

The program is administered by Indiana University and Wisconsin University, and has both a resident director and an assistant director who is a year-round resident of the city and can help you become familiar with the local landscape. All courses are taught in French.

Alice Palma Summer Research Program

Undergraduate Research Program to encourage our majors to undertake research in astronomy.

Alliance for Freedom, Restoration, and Justice

IU's Center for the Study of Global Change is partnering with the nonprofit Alliance for Freedom, Restoration, and Justice (AFRJ)® to accelerate learning on issues and practices critical to ending human trafficking.

Alpha Chi Sigma

We are the professional chemistry fraternity on campus.

Alzheimers Association

The Alzheimer’s Association offers a variety of volunteer positions through activities, programs and events, all with a common purpose: to move closer to our vision of a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

Amateur Radio Club

The club uses state of the art HF/VHF/UHF radio technology to contact people around the world.

American Geosciences Institute Internship

The American Geosciences Institute strives to provide opportunities for geoscience students to experience the world of working in the geosciences through internship opportunities within AGI’s programs.

American Indian Studies Research Institute

AISRI was founded in part on the premise that to fully understand and describe the language, culture, or history of a people, the study of any one of these topics must be informed by work in the others.

American Medical Women's Association of IU

The American Medical Women’s Association fosters an enriching, empowering, and supportive environment for women in science and the medical field.

American Sign Language Club

The American Sign Language Club at Indiana University will serve as an interactive place for students to engage in American Sign Language with all levels of signers.

American Student Radio

American Student Radio seeks to promote audio storytelling and radio as medium and to provide a space for students, to create, produce, and host audio content.

Amethyst House

Volunteer in the recovery community.

Arabic Club

The Arabic Club aims to connect native Arabic speakers with students who want to improve their conversational Arabic, exchange culture, and build friendship.

Arbutus Yearbook

IU's student yearbook.

Architecture Barcelona, Spain

Experience the vibrant city of Barcelona, a hub of innovation and creativity. You’ll explore architectural and industrial design through the lens of the city by completing an intensive furniture design course at the Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalonia.

Area 10 Agency On Aging

Volunteer to help provide essential support and services to senior community members living in Monroe and Owen counties.

Asian American Association

AAA envisions an inclusive and diverse community, at Indiana University and throughout the Midwest, that celebrates, educates, and embraces Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Athens, Greece

ACG is the oldest American-accredited college in Europe and the largest private college in Greece. It follows a familiar academic calendar and offers classes taught in English in a U.S.-style format that will enable non-Greek-speaking College majors to live in exotic and historically significant Greece. Students can spend a semester or a year at ACG.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Galway, Ireland

Explore the west coast of Ireland! Established in 1845, University of Galway is one of Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious universities. The city of Galway is big enough to have everything while small enough to feel intimate and welcoming. This can be a semester or year-long program.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Linkoping, Sweden

Returning exchange students rave about their experience at Linköping University (LiU), a welcoming Scandinavian university with many innovative courses available in English. LiU has a particularly excellent Cognitive Science program!

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Madrid, Spain

Enjoy a semester or a year at Universidad Carlos III in Madrid. Being fluent in Spanish is a necessity, as some coursework is available in English. While there, take part in all Spain’s exciting capital city has to offer.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Manchester, England

The University of Manchester is considered one of the top teaching and research universities in Europe. Located in a cosmopolitan city, it’s an ideal spot for experiencing cultural activities. Spend a semester or a year as a student there.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Quito or the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Spend a semester or a year at Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ), one of the top universities in Ecuador. USFQ has a main campus on the outskirts of Quito and a campus on the Galápagos Islands. Scholarships available for biology majors!

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Seoul, South Korea

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), one of the oldest universities in the world, is still among the most well-respected. You can spend a semester or a year studying a wide variety of disciplines on the university’s two campuses.

ASPIRE Exchange Program in Taipei, Taiwan

National Chengchi University (NCCU) in Taipei is one of East Asia’s top schools, especially in the social sciences, with a well-developed program for students that includes Mandarin language classes. The program can last a semester or a full year.

Associated Press Sports Editors

Associated Press Sports Editors provides opportunities to its members to network with professional journalists and each other and learn writing and reporting techniques.

Association of Central Eurasian Students

ACES is devoted to providing a forum for Indiana University students interested in and/or studying any region within Central Eurasia.

Astronomy Club

Astronomy Club is a place for everyone interested in astronomy to connect, to learn more about astronomy, and to enjoy the night sky.

Auditions for theatre productions in our department are open to all IU students. We are dedicated to an audition process that is safe and welcoming to all students.

Autism Mentoring Program

The mission of the Autism Mentoring Program is to provide mentors for students on the autism spectrum who are in 3rd through 6th grade.

Autonomous Robotics (COGS-Q 369)

Introduction to the design, construction, and control of autonomous mobile robots.

Baltic and Finnish Studies Student Association

BaFSA’s goal is to promote Baltic and Finnish culture to the IU and Bloomington community through social activities and academic events.

Volunteer in Beacon's day programs for individuals who face homelessness, hunger, and poverty.

Best Buddies Indiana

Be a friend to an adult with disabilities.

Big 10 Voting Challenge

The Big Ten Voting Challenge is a collaborative effort among IU’s peer institutions in the Big 10 to foster student democratic engagement.

Big Brothers BigSisters

You have the opportunity to help shape a child’s future for the better by empowering him or her to achieve.

Big Ten Network Student U

The Big Ten Network provides instruction and hands-on experience to students at every Big Ten Conference member institution, giving those interested in a career in sports television the opportunity to learn all facets of video production.

Biodiverse-City: The Art and Science of Green Infrastructure (BIOL-L 326)

An interdisciplinary, place-based approach to understanding biological diversity and its relationship to flourishing human societies, and to developing associated skills and values (e.g. interdisciplinary thinking and action, stewardship).

Biology Club

Biology Club unites students of all majors who share an interest in biology through networking, social, and service events.

Bloomington Animal Shelter

Volunteer to help create healthy and happy environments for our lovely animal friends in the community!

Bloomington Urban Forestry Research Group

" We are a team of faculty, graduate and undergraduate students and partners who conduct research, provide outreach and service, teach classes and make presentations in urban forest management, urban ecology and related subjects."

Book Lab (ENG-L 208)

This is a class on book design, from chapbooks to chapter books; miniature books to giant books; picture books to comic books.

Boys and Girls Club

Boys and Girls club needs a wide variety of volunteers from everyday help to special events help to teaching chess.

Brazilian Studies

First articulated in 2004, the Brazilian Studies Program is an interdisciplinary collaborative that brings together faculty and students interested in sharing their knowledge about Brazil at Indiana University.

Bridges Early Learning Program

Volunteer to teach free classes that promote exposure to less commonly taught languages and cultures.

Brown County Guardian ad Litem

Trained volunteers serve as court appointed special advocates who are committed to representing the best interests of children who are at risk of abuse or neglect.

Café Hispano, Cafezinho, + Cafè català

Three language learning cafes.

Campus Farm

Volunteer as a farm hand.

Capetown, South Africa

Located on the southern tip of Africa, Cape Town is the home of the oldest university in South Africa. You enroll in academically rigorous courses at the University of Cape Town in a wide variety of academic disciplines alongside South African students.

The Center for the Analysis of Social-Ecological Landscapes (CASEL) brings together faculty and students from multiple areas of expertise to collaborate on the study of human-environment interaction.

Center for Biological Research Collections

The Center for Biological Research Collections (CBRC) is a consortium of research-based scientific collections at Indiana University

Center for Geospatial Data Analysis

The Indiana Geological and Water Survey conducts research, surveys the state, collects and preserves geologic specimens and data, and disseminates information to contribute to the mitigation of geologic hazards and the wise stewardship of the energy, mineral, and water resources of Indiana.

Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society

The URP is designed to allow students the opportunity to experience hands-on work on a research project or other type of scholarly activity under the mentorship of a faculty member.

Center for the analysis of Social and Ecological Landscapes

Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior

A small group of undergraduate students—usually about 10—comes to Indiana University each summer to engage in animal behavior research that involves neuroscience, cognitive science, and molecular approaches as well as traditional fieldwork and behavioral analysis.

Center for the Study of the Middle East Internship

We offer many opportunities for high school, undergraduate and graduate students, and to the members in the local, national, and international community.

Center of Excellence for Women in Technology

Short We are the nation's first and only large-scale interdisciplinary, university-based initiative to encourage and promote the participation, empowerment, and achievement of women students, faculty, staff, and alumnae in technology.

Ceramics Guild at IU

The Ceramics Club exposes the greater community of IU and Bloomington to the ceramics arts through activities such as pottery/ ceramic art sales, visiting artist workshops and lectures, community wood-firings and attending conferences.

Chabad House Jewish Student Center

Conveying the love and spirit of Judaism to the students at IU, we assist growth and learning through exciting programs and a warm environment.

Children's Folklore (FOLK-F 364)

This course will focus on the informal processes through which children negotiate childhood and as a means of understanding how children use folklore in their everyday lives to construct the status quo as well as resist it. This course requires that you do some fieldwork with children.

Chin Refugee Community

The Chin Community of Indiana (CCI) is a young and growing center which is continually striving to assist its community members in becoming fully adapted to American society.

Chinese Flagship Student Organization

Chinese Flagship Student Association (CFSA) is open to undergraduate members of the Chinese Flagship who want to connect with other Flagship students socially and professionally.

Cities On The Edge Of War (HIST-C 300)

Explores the political, military, and social history of Greek city-states poised on the edge of deadly conflict in the era of the Peloponnesian War (c. 450-400 BC) through an immersive historical role-playing game, in which participants represent community leaders or factions and use historical context to negotiate challenges facing them.

City of Bloomington Parks and Rec

The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation offers a variety of community based park events that need volunteers.

Climate Clock

The Climate Clock is a project, melding art, science, technology, and grassroots organizing to get the world to #ActInTime against climate change. Interns have the opportunity to work with each of the nine teams to gain a holistic understanding of Climate Clock’s work as a climate justice organization.

College Ambassadors

College Advancement Ambassadors are student leaders who support visiting Luminaries, learning from their professional experiences. This role offers students the chance to network with industry leaders, gaining practical experience in leadership, planning, and networking.

College Mentors for Kids

We connect kids to college students through weekly on-campus activities that inspire growth, confidence, and brighter futures.

Community Engagement

We offer a variety of educational events each year to engage children, their parents, and other community members.

Community Justice and Mediation Center

Become a mediator by learning about the sources of conflict and the processes leading to constructive conflict resolution. Participants enhance their interpersonal skills in communication and listening, problem solving, and negotiation.

Community Kitchen

Volunteers donate their time to help prepare and serve meals, clean up and provide administrative assistance.

Community Service Writing (ENG-W 240)

We will partner with Middle Way House to develop community-based writing projects for domestic and sexual violence prevention.

Computational Linguistics Lab

Projects in Computational Linguistics

Costume & Character in London Theatre

On this IU-administered, faculty-led summer program, students study costume design and how it relates to character development alongside other IU students.

Critical Food Studies Lab

The Critical Food Studies Lab is a joint initiative of the IU Food Institute and the IU Department of Geography. We use data, mathematical modeling, and visualization techniques to examine food security, food sovereignty and food justice issues.

Dance Kizomba Club

The Dança Kizomba Club hosts a weekly african dance lesson.

Delany Undergraduate Astronomy Laboratory

Research students have access to the Delany Undergraduate Astronomy Laboratory and computer cluster to conduct their work.

Delta Theta Omega

Delta Theta Omega is the first Pre-Dentistry Fraternity at Indiana University.

Dental Club

Dental Club at Indiana University is devoted to supporting pre-dental students during their undergraduate years to gain successful admission into dental school

Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Research Experience

The Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences department at IU offers a variety of opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research in faculty labs. Indiana University and the College of Arts and Sciences also offer programs that allow you to get involved in hands-on research.

Depsyer Psych Club

Our goal is to provide people who are psychology major and interested in psychology a place to share original ideas, especially for Chinese students since there are not as many Chinese students who study psychology in IU as other major students

Design in Italy

Alongside other IU students, participants will explore the interdisciplinary nature of art, design, and branding in the Italian fashion context of Milan, Florence and Rome.

Directed Reading Program

Our Directed Reading Program (DRP) promotes mathematical discourse between undergraduate and graduate students. You’ll learn about more specialized math topics in a structured, research-like environment.

EAS Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Our undergraduates have numerous opportunities to participate in faculty-sponsored research.

EAS-E 188 Volcanoes of the Eastern Sierra Nevada

This 3-credit course includes a two-week long field-oriented short course that will introduce a group of 14 to 18 undergraduate students to the geology and natural history of the eastern Sierra Nevada mountain chain of eastern California.

El Centro Comunal Latino

Volunteer as a events assistant, mentor, or tutor at the community center for Latino youth.

Eleanor Roosevelt Society

The Eleanor Roosevelt Society is an organization built and centered on the empowerment, inclusion, and promotion of women in the international studies field.

Elimisha Kakuma

Elimisha Kakuma provides access to higher education opportunities for high school graduates living in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya.

Eskenazi Ambassadors

Eskenazi Ambassadors are a group of highly selective students who are passionate about their creative academic journeys and want to share their experiences with prospective students and families.

Eskenazi Museum of Art Training Program

The museum's experiential training program covers teaching, tour guiding, and interpreting its collection, offering exposure to various museum learning theories and practices, research opportunities, public speaking practice, and gallery tour execution.

Ethics Bowl

The Ethics Bowl is an intercollegiate competition where teams construct arguments and defend their moral assessment of some of the most troubling and complex ethical issues facing society today.

Exotic Feline Rescue Center

We are dependent on the service of interested, capable, and reliable volunteers to help us with the daily tours that help us take care of the many exotic cats here.

EFRC offers structured unpaid internships for students in college or recently out of college. Participate in our program that gives interns an opportunity to learn firsthand the many aspects of exotic animal care.

Experimental Humanities Lab

Sciences and humanities are two different worlds. In our lab we have set out to bridge them, in order to advance our understanding of human experience and to help people to connect with others. To do so, we combine empirical research with hermeneutics.

Experiments in Modern Physics (PHYS-P 451)

Carries out landmark experiments from Classical and modern physics.

Explore Research Labs

Explore the work that is done in research laboratories affiliated with the department.

Fibers Student Group at IU

The Fibers Student Organization helps students bring relevant fiber, textile, and material artists to Bloomington.

Field Geo-Paleoanthropology: Olduvai Field School (EAS-X 377)

This program offers an exciting six-week study abroad experience in Tanzania at the world’s most famous archaeological site.

Field Geology in the Rocky Mountains (EAS-X 429)

This field course takes place at IU’s Judson Mead Geologic Field Station. It is an immersive and hands-on geoscience course taught mainly in the field.

Field Program in Oaxaca, Mexico (ANTH-A 406)

This program introduces you to a broad range of anthropological topics, including heritage and cultural patrimony, linguistic change and revitalization, sustainable tourism, public archaeology, and indigenous rights.

Field Schools

Well-known archaeological field schools offer hands-on experience, as well as intensive courses that expand knowledge of classical studies and the ancient world.

Fieldwork in Archaeology (ANTH-P 480)

The primary goal of this field school is to train students in archaeological field methods by having them participate in active, ongoing field research programs in the Southwest.

Filipino American Association

We cultivate Filipino culture on campus.

Florence, Italy

On this IU-administered summer program, participants will get to experience this lively historic city alongside other IU students.

Folklore and Ethnomusicology Student Association

FESA holds monthly meetings and helps plan departmental and campus-wide events such as the folklore and ethnomusicology film series, career night, and concerts.

Food and Poverty (GEO-G 352)

This course examines the experience of food insecurity in the USA, the role of poverty in food production and consumption, and the current mitigation strategies and social movements challenging the global food regime.

Food Institute

The mission of the IU Food Institute is to promote innovative research, education, and public outreach with multidisciplinary approaches to food and foodways.

Food Institute Internship

Each academic year, The IU Food Institute employs one graduate and one or more undergraduate students to engage with their peers in meaningful dialogue and events to encourage sustainable food systems education.

With our new Food Lab initiative, EASC wants to invite our friends to explore the world of East Asian Ethno-gastronomy.

Forest Geo Database

International Study on Forestry in conjunction with Smithsonian

Freiburg, Germany

The program combines immersion in the academic and social life of the University of Freiburg with a supportive environment provided by the AYF consortium.

French Undergraduate Teaching Internship

The Department of French and Italian offers to a select group of advanced French undergraduate students the opportunity to serve as conversation group leaders.

Gaborone, Botswana

Gaborone is a center for the medical field in Botswana. On this co-sponsored summer program, you take courses at the CIEE center with other U.S.-based students on the public health industry in Botswana.

Game Dev at IU

Gamedev@IU aims to serve as the premier game development community of Bloomington, Indiana, bringing together people of all skill levels, interests, and identities to form a supportive and productive learning environment.

GeoClub is a welcoming environment for students of all Earth-Science related disciplines where they can meet people, enjoy fun events, learn together, and discover new opportunities.

Geology of Invertebrates Lab

Research to evaluate evolutionary processes in the paleotropics

Geomorphology and Landscape Evolution

The Yanites Research Group studies how climate, tectonics, and rock type influence the processes and landforms that drive landscape evolution.

German Theater Project

The IU German Theater Project for high schools ('GTP') is a day of workshops, sketches, food, fun, film festival and prizes, all designed to celebrate the creativity of Indiana high school German students and their teachers.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

Start a troop or volunteer with one.

Volunteer to make an impact on girls lives.

Global Student 7 Advisory Board of Dean

The GS7 is an advisory board to Dean Cullather tasked with providing candid, mature student perspectives on affairs concerning the Hamilton Lugar School to improve the undergraduate student experience and expand the scope of the college.

Grupo N Spanish Club

We want to create an environment where everyone can share experiences, make connections, and practice Spanish.

GWU + IU Undergraduate Research for Korean Studies

The Institutes for Korean Studies at George Washington University and Indiana University Bloomington invite students to apply for the GW-IU Undergraduate Research Exchange Program.

SCCAP needs individuals & groups who enjoy new experiences and advocating for others in need.

History Capstone (HIST-J 425)

Students will engage in original research projects involving historical judgment, interpretation, and writing.

History Internships

Whatever your ultimate career path, a History internship can help you explore job options, while providing valuable work experience and even academic credit.

History Undergrad Student Association

Our club connects the study of history to our lives, explores career opportunities in history, and allows us to bond over our shared love of the subject.

HLS Exchange Program in Barcelona, Spain

This semester-long study abroad program engages undergraduate HLS students in the rich international law curriculum offered by ESADE Law School in Barcelona.

HLS Exchange Program in Leiden, Netherlands

This semester-long exchange program for HLS students at Leiden University offers you a truly international experience with 120 nationalities represented in a unique mosaic of cultures.

HLS Exchange Program in Waseda, Japan

This exchange program places HLS students at Waseda University for a semester. Waseda University is one of Japan’s largest institutions of higher education and advanced research, hosting students from more than 100 different countries and regions, making Waseda the number one institution in Japan in international student numbers and diversity.

HLS Global Student Development Consultants

Each semester, Hamilton Lugar School Global Consulting (HLSGDC) completes a consulting project for an international development organization.

HLS Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors are diverse, dedicated, and lively HLS students who have been selected to share their experiences with prospective students and special guests who are interested in learning more about what the school has to offer.

Homework Help for Teens at the Library

Opportunities range from volunteering in the children’s department, teen spaces, and the Friends of the Library Bookstore to tutoring adult learners, helping with the maintenance of Library collections, assisting with special events, and much more.

Hong Kong Student Association

We are here to provide a helping hand to the Hong Kong community and to share with people our unique heritage.

Hoosier Health Advocates

Hoosier Health Advocates members raise funds to support our partners, advocate among the campus community about local and global health issues, and volunteer in the community.

Hoosier Hills FoodBank

Want to help take the hunger out of poverty?

Hungarian Cultural Association

The Hungarian Cultural Association promotes Hungarian language and culture to IU students, faculty, and members of the Bloomington community.

Hutton Honors Study Abroad Programs

The Hutton International Experiences Program offers a fascinating variety of short-term study abroad experiences, led by dynamic IU faculty. Check out their website to see an updated list of programs for the coming semesters.

My research examines how coupled ecological and hydrological systems evolve and adjust to perturbations such as droughts, climate change, geomorphic settings, and human disturbances at multiple scales.

Hydro-Geo Lab

How water reacts with minerals and rocks is not merely an intellectual curiosity, but is intimately related to societal needs.

Student led journalism for all majors.

Indian Student Association

We are a student organization that holds a collection of cultural, social, social justice, and philanthropic events that connect the campus to Indian heritage, culture, and each other.

Indiana Legal Services

Countless individuals face legal challenges without the resources to secure proper legal representation. That is where Indiana Legal Services comes in. ILS is seeking volunteers to join our mission of bridging the justice gap and ensuring equal access to justice for all.

Indiana Political Analysis Workshop

The Indiana Political Analysis Workshop (IPAW) is a concentration within the Political Science major where students learn analysis techniques and data science, gaining hands-on experience with both qualitative and quantitative tools, statistical programming, and data visualization.

Indianapolis Zoo

The Zoo's Internship Program provides enrolled college students (at least at the sophomore level of a Bachelor's or Master's program) with a distinctive chance to actively engage in the Zoo's conservation, research, education, and recreation initiatives, allowing them to gain valuable experience in administrative, animal care, and education positions.

Indigenous East Asia

The protection and promotion of linguistic diversity help to improve the human potential, agency, and local governance of native speakers in endangered languages, which is especially critical in the face of climate change and environmental degradation

Indonesian Student Association

The Indonesian Student Association (PERMIAS) is a non-profit, non-politically biased, and secular organization whose purpose is to instill and maintain a spirit of community among Indonesians and Indonesian Americans at Indiana University Bloomington.

Inside Out Prison Exchange Program (AMST-A 399)

The Inside Out Prison Exchange Program is an intensive seminar in American Studies taught inside an Indiana prison.

Institute for Communication Research

The Media School's Institute for Communication Research offers space and equipment for media research by faculty and students.

Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-semitism

Undergraduate Research Scholarships in Islamic Studies at IU

Institute of German Studies

Founded in 1969, the Institute of Germanic Studies facilitates and promotes interdisciplinary research and study of German literature and culture.

Instructed SLA Lab

Research in our lab focuses on the investigation of factors affecting second language acquisition that take place in instructed contexts.

International Climate Governance (INTL-I 434)

Study of climate issues with a focus on the effect of global governance institutions and NGOs on climate policy and action. May include attendance at national and/or international climate conferences as part of official IU delegation.

International Interior Design Association

We are a networking club for anyone who is majoring, minoring, or interested in the field of Interior design.

International Studies Undergraduate Association

ISUA acts as a liaison between students and the department to ensure that the students’ needs are met and their voices heard efficiently and effectively.

Internships at IU Campus Farm

The IU Campus Farm @ Hinkle-Garton (Bloomington Restorations Inc.) focuses on regenerative agriculture, urban farming practices, food justice, and organic food production that integrates learning and life skills, science and art, and tradition and innovation.

Introduction to the American Experience for International Students (SLST-T 135)

Introduction to major institutions in contemporary life in the United States seen through the lens of social and historical science. Open only to international undergraduates.

Iranian Cultural Association

This organization is built with the purpose of immersing both Iranians and non-Iranians in Iranian culture and lifestyle.

ISEED Summer Research Programs

The iSEED Summer Research Experience provides undergraduate students hands-on research opportunities at UB.

Issue Forum (PACE-C 200)

1 day 1 Credit Issue Forum Dialogue and deliberation activities structured as a half-day forum during which participants interact with an expert panel and discuss a current controversial issue previously selected by PACE student leaders.

Issue Forum Discussion Leader (PACE-C 440)

Training in facilitation of democratic deliberation as preparation for leading small group discussions for the PACE Issue Forum.

IU Bologna, Italy

On this IU-administered language immersion program, students will directly enroll in courses alongside local Italian students at the University of Bologna for an academic year or semester.

IU Books and Beyond Program

 A collaborative leadership development project that increases critical literacy skills and develops multilingual, intercultural models for cross-cultural teaching and learning.

IU Education Abroad Programs

IU Education Abroad offers a wide range of exceptional study abroad programs chosen or developed to maintain IU's high academic standards. It is the biggest study abroad office, and it offers the majority of IU’s study abroad programs. Explore their website to learn more about the possibilities, and consider attending an Info Session as your next step.

IU Florence, Italy

IU Games Community

IU Games Community is a platform for games-related research, teaching, design, student groups and events across campus, in both digital and analog forms.

IU Geologic Field Station Montana

IU Health Bloomington

Volunteers are located in a number of different areas in the hospital including the gift shop, the information desk, central supply and surgical services. Volunteer opportunities span from patient deliveries for flowers and mail and a variety of clerical duties to more hands on opportunities such as visiting patients with the Compassion Cart, or greeting guests in our waiting areas.

IU Lisbon, Portugal

In this IU administered summer program, you’ll study the culture, history and art of one the oldest European capitals.

IU Media School Semester in LA

Are you ready to launch your career in the entertainment industry? The Media School’s Semester in Los Angeles program will provide you with the tools to get started in show business.

IU Paleontology Collection

The IU Paleontology Collection is public trust research repository for fossil material.

IU PEPP Earthquake Science Institute

PEPP (Princeton Earth Physics Project) is a nationwide educational outreach program that combines state-of-the-art seismological research with hands-on classroom training for middle and high school students in the physical and earth sciences.

IU Philosophy Journal and Symposium

The Summer 2020 IU Undergraduate Philosophy Journal highlights the papers that were accepted for the 2020 Undergraduate Philosophy Symposium sponsored by the Philosophy Club at Indiana University. The Symposium is an annual event for undergraduate philosophy students from any school who are seeking experience polishing and presenting their own work during live presentation and Q+A sessions.

IU Political Science Internship Program in DC

Our IU Internship in Politics, Opportunity, Leadership, Social Entrepreneurship (IU POLS DC) is a semester-long residential internship program in Washington, D.C.

IU Sociology Club

The Sociology Club at IU seeks to create a place for students and the broader IU community to learn about sociology and apply sociological knowledge to the real world through advocacy.

The Indiana University Sociology Lab (SOCLAB) offers opportunities to IU undergraduates who are interested in participating in a Sociology study.

IU Women In Sciences

We support Women in Science associated with Indiana University and the surrounding community.

IU Student Television (IUSTV) is a completely student-run television station located here on campus.

Japan Politics and Society Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors help promote 21JPSI programming to fellow students and support the 21JPSI director staffing events, inter alia.

Japanese Animation and Culture Club

The Japanese Animation and Culture Club aims to bring together people with common interests in Japanese culture and various forms of popular arts and entertainment.

Japanese Student Association

JSA strives to promote greater awareness and a deeper understanding of Japan to the IU community.

Jewish Studies Student Association

The JSSA promotes interaction between students and faculty while providing social and cultural extracurricular learning related to Jewish Studies.

Kazakh Student Association at IU

Kazakh Student Association promotes the positive image and awareness of culture and heritage of Kazakhstan.

Kinsey Institute

For more than 75 years, the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University has been the trusted source for scientific knowledge and research on critical issues in sexuality, gender, and reproduction.

Korean American Student Association

The Korean American Student Association (KASA) is an organization formed to provide students an opportunity to experience Korean and Korean American culture as well as providing a culturally fun, yet empowering environment.

Korean Conversation Club

KCC is an organization that meets weekly to promote understanding of Korean language and culture.

Korean Student Association

Korean Student Organization (KSA) is dedicated to promoting cross-cultural appreciation for Korean Culture within our university community.

Lab of Geometry

The aim of this program is to understand a concept deeply enough so that you can tell a computer to produce meaningful pictures from which you can get further insights and conjectures

Lab Prep Assistant

We need assistants to help with the day to day tasks needed to run the chemistry lab classes.

LAMP Student Advisory Board

The SAB acts as a liaison between LAMP students and LAMP administrators, plans and runs major LAMP events, organizes LAMP philanthropic efforts, and generally keeps LAMP running.

Language Assessment Lab

Directed by Prof. Sun-Young Shin, the Language Assessment Lab (LAL) is devoted to the understanding and advancing of theory, research, and practice in second/foreign language assessment used for intended decisions to be made at a variety of educational and societal settings.

Language Tables & Translation Projects

Langauge practice sessions in a casual setting.

Law School Survey of Student Engagement Internship

The Law School Survey of Student Engagement (LSSSE) is looking for a motivated, creative intern interested in analyzing trends relating to the law student experience and using LSSSE data to contribute to larger discussions about legal education and diversity and inclusion.

LGBTQ Journalists at IU

Founded in 2015, The Indiana University Student Chapter provides a forum for journalism students at Indiana University to network with their future peers in the communication field.

Liberty in North Korea at IU

Our Link at IU chapter is an official Liberty in North Korea Rescue Team.

Life Designs

Use your time and talent to promote independence for people with disabilities!

List of Research Openings at IU

This page lists information about labs at Indiana University, Bloomington which are seeking one or more undergraduate research assistants.

Literature and Public Life (ENG-L 240)

Students will receive basic mediation training, collaborate with peers from a New York City-based college, engage in civil conversation, and work on a group project.

Local Biology Internships

Do you want to work at a pharmaceutical company? Are you interested in the environment and sustainability? Do you want to shadow a health professional? Does putting together exhibits at a science museum spark your interest? If so, participating in an undergraduate Biology internship is an excellent way to expand your knowledge outside the classroom and to gain career-oriented experience.

Lotus Fest Involvement

Volunteer to help with lotus festival and lotus blossoms.

Malaysian Student Association

Our main goal is to create a fun and safe space for Malaysians at IU to bond with each other.

A nationally recognized organization comprised of students dedicated to pursuing careers in the healthcare field with a focus on developing leaders and promoting diversity!

Marginalized/Minorities in Philosophy

Students examine and address issues of participation in academic philosophy by members of socially marginalized groups such as racial minorities, women and lgbtq folk.

Marriage Equality Project

When the US Supreme Court guaranteed the right to marry to same-sex couples, thousands stepped forward and took that legal option. In her experience with archival collections at the Kinsey Institute, professor Stephanie Sanders saw this legal decision as a ground-breaking moment in in the history of sex and gender in American culture.

Material Culture and Heritage Studies Laboratory

The laboratory is focused on projects that combine ethnographic, historical, and museum-based research methods for the study of material culture and for conceptual work related to cultural heritage, including related issues such as cultural property, appropriation, and revitalization.

Materials Research Society

We are an organization of materials researchers and students that promote interdepartmental communication for the advancement of cross-disciplinary and materials research.

Mathers Museum

Students interested in Museum Studies and related disciplines may wish to enroll in practica/internship courses offered through IU.

McKinney Climate Fellows

The McKinney Climate Fellows (MCF) is a workforce development program administered by ERI and IU's Integrated Program in the Environment.

Media Ambassadors

Ambassadors represent and promote our school at a variety of venues and events.

Media Internships

If you're looking for an internship or job within the media industry, check out these listings employers have shared with us.

Our mission is to help families achieve greater freedom from the constraints of poverty, empowering them to live healthier lives.

Metal Isotopes Lab

Here in the Indiana University Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences we have had a long history in the application of what are often referred to as “conventional” stable isotopes (light elements such as S, C, O, H, and N) to studies of a range of low- to high-temperature geological processes.

Metalsmithing and Jewelry Group at IU

The Metalsmithing and Jewelry Guild at IU aims to inform the community of Bloomington and beyond about the metal arts.

Mexican Culture in Service Learning Context (HISP-S 355)

This service-learning culture course will focus on Mexican cultural traditions and study how they have been affected by the evolution of regional, national and global identities

Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures Club

MELC will establish a community among students at Indiana University who are interested in the field of Middle Eastern Languages & Cultures.

Middleway House

Help us end violence in our community by volunteering at Middle Way House.

Midwest Model EU

Every April, more than 160 college and university students meet to decide the future of the European Union (EU). Playing the roles of prime ministers and presidents, ambassadors and commissioners, ministers and diplomats,they spend three days debating policy, resolving disputes, building compromises, and charting the course of European integration.

Midwest Model EU (POLS-X 476)

In the Midwest Model European Union (MMEU), students take on the roles of EU officials: foreign ministers, economics ministers, and members of the European Commision, among others—to solve the Europe's most pressing economic, social, and political problems.

Model UN (POLS-Y 351)

A course tied to simulations of international organizations such as the United Nations.

Mongolian Student Association

The purpose of the Mongolian Students Association is to assist in promoting and furthering Mongolian culture, language, and history.

Monroe County CASA

Trained volunteers serve as court appointed special advocates who are committed to representing the best interests of children who are at risk of abuse or neglect. 

Monroe County Humane Association

Support Animals in the Community.

Monroe County Schools

Volunteer to assist adult learners in the community achieve their educational goals.

Monroe County United Ministries

Food insecurity, poor transportation, disability, and lack of childcare are all barriers that exist here in Monroe County. With your help, we can help members of our community overcome and look past these barriers so they can begin to focus on self-sufficiency and economic mobility that will become generational.

Mother Hubbards Cupboard

Garden and Pantry volunteers needed.

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

The new Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (IUMAA) aims to better serve the campus workiing closely with a Student Advisory Council comprised of a small group of undergraduate students. Council members meet regularly to develop ways the museum can better engage the campus community through events and the promotion of other student opportunities at IUMAA.

Practice at the IUMAA provide students with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in museums while earning academic credit.

Muslim Student Association

The Muslim Student Association is an organization that serves the needs of the Muslim community at Indiana University and helps to educate the general student body about Islam.

Myanmar Student Association

The purpose of this organization is to unite all students from Myanmar at Indiana University Bloomington and others who may be interested in the people and the culture of Myanmar.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Indiana

Becoming a NAMI volunteer is rewarding and has a real impact on those you serve. You use your experience of living with a mental illness or your experience as a loved one or caregiver of someone living with a mental illness to provide support, education, or awareness to your neighbors.

National Association of Black Journalists at IU

NABJ advocates for Black journalists and media professionals in the U.S. and worldwide.

National Association of Hispanic Journalists at IU

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is dedicated to the recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry.

National Park Service Field School

Archeological field schools provide hands-on experience with field and lab work. Volunteer positions are not paid, but can involve tasks ranging from leading tours, to artifact processing, to data entry, to research. Become a citizen scientist and help NPS archeologists collect data to take care of archeological resources.

National Science Foundation Research opportunities

The Physics department and the Center for Exploration of Energy and Matter host a National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program during the summer.

National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

The National Student Speech, Language, and Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is an IU organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of communication and hearing disorders. The group meets once a month and provides opportunities for fundraising, community service, American Sign Language and other club collaborations.

Natural Language Processing Lab

The Natural Language Processing Lab (NLP-Lab) is focused on theoretical work and implementations of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions using hybrid approaches, empiricist, neural, probabilistic, and knowledge-driven, with a particular interest in neuro-symbolic modeling.

Navruz Student Association

Navruz Student Association is an organization designed to raise awareness for Central Eurasian culture, traditions, and celebrations.

Neuroscience Club

The Neuroscience Club is an organization that serves to support undergraduate students in their exploration of neuroscience.

New Hope Family Shelter

New Hope for Families provides shelter and early learning programs to keep families together and lift every child into a promising future. "New Hope + YOU = Life Changing."

Nu Rho Psi is the National Honor Society in Neuroscience.

Olamot Center

The Olamot Center at Indiana University facilitates collaboration between scholars in the U.S. and Israel through our visiting scholar program, our wide-ranging event programming, and a new translation series

Online News Association

The IU chapter of the Online News Association is a non-profit membership organization of professionals and students involved in journalism, technology and innovation.

Operation Smile Student Association

Operation Smile is a non-profit volunteer medical services organization providing free reconstructive surgery to children and young adults in 24 developing countries and the United States who suffer with cleft lips, cleft palates and other facial deformities.

Ouabache State Park Buffalo Preserve

The mission of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is to protect, enhance, preserve, and wisely use natural, cultural, and recreational resources for the benefit of Indiana's citizens through professional leadership, management, and education.

Outdoor Education

Become a valuable part of our internationally recognized programs providing experiential education to people of all abilities on our 2,500-acre property.

Outreach Ambassador for African Studies in Local Schools/On Campus

Volunteer to help with language and culture education in K-12 classrooms.

Painting Guild

The Painting Guild is a group of Indiana University graduate painting students that promote professional development and community involvement in the arts through activities such as artist visits and lectures, figure drawing sessions, open studios, fundraisers, and exhibitions.

Pakistani Student Association

We represent and support Pakistani culture and values among the Indiana University populace.

Paleoanthropology and Geology Field School at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania

This program offers an exciting six-week study abroad experience in Tanzania at one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites. During this intensive field course, you will learn the fundamentals of geological processes and develop skills in fossil and archaeological exploration through first-hand field experience.

Paris IES Internship

Paris is the intellectual, artistic, and political center of France, making it an ideal location for students to participate in hands-on work experience.

Paris, France

Paris is a vibrant European metropolis offering a rich cultural history. Our students can participate in a semester-long program, a summer program, or a summer internship in Paris.

Participate in Experiments

The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences has an ongoing need for experiment participants, both from IU's student population, and from the Bloomington community.

Peer Coaches

Help students with their career journey, resume writing, mock interviews, career exploration, and more.

People and Animals Learning Services

PALS relies on the generosity of our volunteers to ensure the sustainability of our organization. Whether you’d like to volunteer once a month, once a week, or on your own schedule, we have a volunteer position to match your interests.

Photography Japan

Taught by an IU faculty member with students from IU and other U.S. universities, the program explores photography and video in Japan using these two cultural and historic cities as backdrops.

Physics Internships

Internships advance your knowledge base and your career. We work with our students to help them identify and acquire great supplemental learning opportunities.

Polish Cultural Association

The Polish Cultural Association at Indiana University (PCA) welcomes Polish students and anyone else who wants to learn more about Polish language, history, and culture.

Politics Club

The Politics Club is a non-partisan student-led organization that seeks to expand knowledge and encourage participation in politics.

PR Campaigns (MSCH-R 429)

Covers development and execution of a public relations campaign for a non-profit organization as well as public relations theory and in-depth care study analysis.

PR Planning and Research (MSCH-R 348)

Theories and principles relevant to public relations research and strategic planning, including development of goals and objectives, client relationships, budgets, and research methods.

Practicum in Gender Studies

Our department offers a Practicum in Gender Studies (GNDR G480) to allow students with junior or senior standing twelve hours of coursework to craft their own directed study of issues or policies related to gender or sexuality based on a field experience such as an internship.

Prague, Czech Republic

Situated on a hilltop near the winding Vltava River, Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and is known for its stunning architecture that is representative of many centuries. You can choose to study for a semester or a summer in CIEE’s Central European Studies program.

Pre PT Club

Physical Therapy Club strives to connect, inform, and facilitate the needs of pre-physical therapy students.

Pre-Optometry club

We inform students and the community about the optometry profession. The Pre-Optometry Club at Indiana University was created to inform students and the community about the optometry profession.

Pre-Veterinary Medical Association

We unite pre-veterinary students on campus.

Prevet Medical Association

The Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) at Indiana University is meant to unite the small group of pre-veterinary students on campus.

Print Workshop at IU

The goal of the Print Workshop at IU is to expose the greater community of IU and Bloomington to the art of printmaking through activities such as print shows/art sales and visiting artist workshops and lectures.

Program Graphics and Animation (MSCH-P 354)

Covers technical skills and creative principles required to produce graphics and animation for television and digital filmmaking applications.

Psi Chi is an international honor society whose purpose is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology.

Psychology Club

The Psychology Club at Indiana University Bloomington provides students an opportunity to interact socially while enhancing their understanding and appreciation of psychology.

Public Relations Student Society of America at IU

IU PRSSA hosts monthly events featuring professional practitioners from agency, corporate, non-profit and government public affairs.

Puzzles: Matter and Meaning (ARTH-A 200)

Apples and oranges, four for a penny. You’re a good scholar to count so many. E->O, down below, Father and Mother and Dirty Joe. Joe went out to sell his eggs, He met a man with painted legs. Painted legs and crooked toes, That’s the way the money goes.

Quito and Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Based in the picturesque Andean city of Quito, this thematic summer program includes a three-week excursion to the Galápagos Islands.

Report the World at IU

Report The World at IU strives to gather students from a multitude of fields who are interested in foreign affairs and international reporting with the goal of fostering an understanding of global issues, producing stories and multimedia content centered on local-global connections.

Reporters without Borders at IU

We aim to raise awareness among our peers of press freedom issues all over the world.

Research and Teaching Preserve

The mission of the Indiana University Research and Teaching Preserve is to provide natural field settings for research and teaching that complement existing facilities and infrastructure at Indiana University.

Research Assistant

Our department offers a variety of opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students to conduct research in faculty labs. Indiana University and the College of Arts and Sciences also offer programs that allow you to get involved in hands-on research.

Retail Studies Organization

Retail Studies Organization was formed to provide education and leadership for students interested in careers in retailing, manufacturing, and related industries.

REU Program

Research Experiences for Undergraduates

Romanian Studies Student Association

RomSO exists to promote scholarship and discussion on all issues related to Romania and to give IU students who study or are interested in Romania and Eastern Europe opportunities to advance their knowledge on these topics.

Rome IES Internship

The Rome-IES summer internship co-sponsored program offers participants the opportunity to intern in a variety of industries.

Russian Flagship Program

The Russian Flagship Program is for highly motivated students who want to achieve professional proficiency in Russian in addition to any major.

Russian Language And Cultural Association

Russian Language Cultural Association is a student organization that promotes Russian and Eastern European cultures.

Santiago, Chile: Health Studies Summer

Located between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Santiago is the expansive, cosmopolitan capital city of Chile. The co-sponsored Health Studies summer program consists of a Spanish course for healthcare practitioners taken in the IES Abroad center alongside other U.S.-based students.

Santiago, Chile: IES Internship

The Santiago-IES summer internship co-sponsored program offers participants the opportunity to work in a variety of industries within Santiago.

Santiago, Dominican Republic

Students on the co-sponsored Liberal Arts semester program enroll in a combination of CIEE courses alongside other U.S.-based students and courses with Dominicans at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra.

Santiago, Dominican Republic: Community Public Health Summer

Based in Santiago, a provincial city 90 minutes from the coast, the co-sponsored Community Public Health summer program includes coursework in healthcare issues, Spanish language, and a field-based practicum.

Saudi Students Club at IU

Our mission is to represent the Saudi community and present the Saudi culture and history to the community at Indiana University as well as the local American society

Science Ambassadors

Science Ambassadors is an opportunity for undergraduate researchers in the Skrablab to return to their former or local high schools to discuss their research, discuss life as a science major at IU, and introduce topics such as solar energy science or nanoscience to the students.

ScIU Social Media Undergraduate Internship 

In this internship, you'll discover how science communicators use various social media platforms to share scientific information, learn to summarize and share findings from research articles with diverse audiences using digital formats, and help manage and engage with ScIU's daily social media presence.

Sculpture Guild

The Sculpture Guild supports and advances the professional lives and careers of its members and furthers the development and appreciation of the sculptural arts.

Season Magazine

SEASON Magazine aims to empower, inspire, and promote students at Indiana University through fashion publications, both digital and physical.

Second Language Acquisition and Sentence Processing Lab

Students have numerous opportunities to learn about and participate in research in Second Language Studies (SLS). SLS faculty represent a number of key research areas, which you can explore in detail on their faculty pages, in classes, and on the information pages for labs and research groups.

Sedimentary Systems Lab

Scientists at the Sedimentary Systems Lab study how sediment movement, fluid flow, and bed topography interact to create depositional environments, such as rivers, deltas, and coastlines.

Semester in Los Angeles, California

The Media School’s Semester in Los Angeles program will provide you with the tools to get started in show business.

Service Learning in Medical Humanities (HPSC-X 470)

Service learning is a course-based, credit-bearing educational experience in which students participate in an organized service activity that meets community needs and reflect on the service activity for an enhanced sense of civic responsibility.

Shale Research Lab

Broad topics available for research.

Sigma Gamma Epsilon

The Society of Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the National Honor Society for the Earth Sciences.

Sigma Iota Rho

The purpose of this organization shall be to promote and reward scholarship and service among students and practitioners of international studies, international affairs, and global studies and to foster integrity and creative performance in the conduct of world affairs.

Singapore Student Association

A gathering place for Singaporeans and Hoosiers.

Social Media Communication Strategy (MSCH-R 455)

Examines how social media can be used as an effective component of an organization's communication management strategy and when it can potentially hamper effectiveness.

Society for News design at IU

The Society for News Design is an international organization for news media professionals and visual communicators – specifically those who create print/web/mobile publications and products.

Society of Professional Journalists

The Society of Professional Journalists is an international organization committed to promoting ethical journalism and fighting for journalists.

Solidarity Economy in Latin America (GEO-G 474)

We will learn about the histories and practices of solidarity economies in Latin America and in Indiana while working in partnership with organizations to document and share their work through audio and storytelling.

Sorrento Study Abroad (ANTH-A 406)

Students will participate in an exploration of food globalization and tourism in an Italian coastal community.

Soul Revue Foundations and Practices (AAAD-A 120)

America’s first and finest collegiate Black popular music ensemble.

South Slavic Studies association

South Slavic Studies Association (SSSA) is a student organization whose aim is to celebrate and promote South Slavic and Balkan languages and cultures.

Spain the Cultural Context (HISP-S 411)

This service-learning course will explore the relationship between historical memory and culture in Spain with a special focus on the interaction between regional, national, and global cultures.

Spanish Conversation & Diction (HISP-S 317)

This study abroad service-learning course takes place on the north coast of the Dominican Republic in Las Canas. The program is designed for students who wish to be involved in an international service project and practice their Spanish while earning credits toward graduation.

Spanish-language Study Abroad Programs

The Spanish Department curates a list of excellent opportunities for Spanish language students. Yearlong and semester programs are available in Lima and Madrid, and semester options include Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, and Spain. For summer study, students may choose to visit Chile, Ecuador, Spain, or the Dominican Republic.

Special Olympics Indiana

Special Olympics Indiana is a nonprofit organization that is a part of the global Special Olympics movement, using sport, health, education and leadership programs to end discrimination against and empower people with intellectual disabilities. If you are looking to make a real difference in your life and the lives of others, look no further. Special Olympics Indiana needs you!

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant

The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) program is designed to help meet the shortage of speech-language pathologists in Indiana schools. IU SLPA program participants receive classroom and experiential training via a 3-credit hour didactic course and a 3-credit hour practicum course.

Stable Isotope research facility

The Stable Isotope Research Facility (SIRF) in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences houses four isotope ratio mass spectrometers dedicated to analysis of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur.

Statistics club

Statistics Club at Indiana University (STATS@IU) aims to facilitate the needs of students within the Department of Statistics.

Stone Age Institute

The Stone Age Institute is a non-profit independent research center dedicated to the archaeological study of human origins and technological development.

Volunteers and service learners help make a difference at Stone Belt. From assisting clients with art projects, to working one-on-one with clients who are developing life skills in our Lifelong Learning program, volunteers provide wonderful opportunities for individuals with disabilities to establish meaningful relationships and connect with the community.

Student Academy of Audiology (SAA)

The mission of the Indiana University Chapter of SAA is to serve as a collective voice for students within the chapter area and to advance the rights, interests, and welfare of students pursuing careers in audiology.

Student Advisory Board

The SAB seeks to optimize the Department’s academic offerings, to engage with the community, and to create spaces for Theatre & Dance students to connect.

Student Organization for Cognitive Science

SOCS (Student Organization for Cognitive Science) is dedicated to providing resources and activities for undergraduate and graduate students interested in cognitive science.

Students for Peace in the Middle East

We are a student organization at Indiana University-Bloomington that promotes peace in the Middle East.

Students of Cog sci

Our organization aims to provide a community for undergraduate students interested in the Cognitive Sciences.

Study Abroad Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean

The Center for Latin America and Caribbean Studies maintains a list of study abroad opportunities in that region. It includes options in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Peru.

Summer Sustainability Internships

Utilizing campus as a living-learning lab, our internship program enlists students as researchers in investigating important questions facing our campus and as practitioners in implementing measures to advance campus sustainability.

Taiwanese Student Association

We are a student organization formed to unite the Taiwanese students at IUB.

Teatro Vida

Grupo de Teatro VIDA is a Spanish and Portuguese language performance group that promotes language learning by involving students, the community and native speakers in the performance of theater in these languages.

TESOL Practicum (SLST-T 435)

Provides ten hours of supervised teaching English as a second language to adult learners, including practice with developing a needs assessment, placement testing, syllabus and lesson design, and materials development.

Thai Student Association

Thai Student Organization connects Thai people and those who are interested in the Thai culture together.

We connect Thai people and those who are interested in the Thai culture together.

The Actuarial Club

The Actuarial Club fosters professional development, provides networking opportunities, and sponsors the annual SOA case study challenge.

The Ad Club at IU

The Ad Club at Indiana University strives to convey industry trends, create meaningful portfolio work, and connect members with peers, professors and professionals.

The Archives of Historical and Ethnographic Yiddish Memories

The Archives of Historical and Ethnographic Yiddish Memories (AHEYM — the acronym means "homeward" in Yiddish) is a linguistic and oral history project that includes Yiddish language interviews with approximately 350 people, most of whom were born between the 1900s and the 1930s, conducted in Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia.

The Dorit & Gerald Paul Program for the Study of Germans & Jews

Before the Third Reich, there had been Jewish communities in Germany dated back a thousand years. Today, very little of that presence remains.

The Geography of Food (GEO-G 369)

Geography of Food explores the connections between food and place, food practices as reservoirs of culinary knowledge, and dishes as signifiers of collective and individual identities.

The International Center

The International Center works in collaboration with businesses, organizations, government agencies, educational institutions, and individual citizens to expand Indiana’s global interest through a variety of programs and services.

The Language Conservancy

The Language Conservancy was founded in 2005 by a concerned group of indigenous educators and language activists in reaction to the severe decline of indigenous language speakers in the United States.

The Marketing Team

The Marketing Team promotes all the wonders of LAMP and gives us a bigger presence on campus.

The Ostrom Workshop

There are several research opportunities here. Are they for undergrads?

The Philosophy Club

Philosophy Club is a community for students at IU with any interest in philosophy, whether they are majors, minors, or simply want to find out more.

Thriving Connections

Thriving Connections is an innovative campaign to eliminate poverty. It brings the experience of poverty into the hearts and minds of community members and leaders, taking us one step closer to a national commitment to end poverty. Thriving Connections needs individuals & groups who enjoy new experiences and advocating for others in need.

Timmy Global

This Chapter focuses on service, advocacy, and fundraising. It gives students a chance to make a difference on their campus, learn more about global health disparities, and network with global health-focused students. The activities over the year will culminate with a medical brigade trip to one of the TGH sites in South America over spring break.

Tobias Center for Innovation in International Development

The Tobias Center for Innovation in International Development supports undergraduate and graduate students in the Hamilton Lugar School pursuing internship experiences related to international development.

Topics in Geography of Food (GEO-G 379)

Introduction to major cuisines of different countries.

Traditional Arts Indiana Apprenticeship Program

The Traditional Arts Indiana (TAI) Apprenticeship Program supports the continuation of cultural practices in Indiana communities by funding up to six apprenticeship pairs each year, enabling apprentices to learn essential knowledge and skills in traditional art forms from master artists.

Turkish Student Association

The Turkish Student Association at Indiana University is an inclusive student-led organization that is dedicated to promoting unity and cultural exchange.

Ukranian Studies Student Association

UkrSO) promotes Ukrainian studies at Indiana University and in the wider Bloomington and Indiana community.

Undergraduate Advisory Board

The Undergraduate Advisory Board formed in the fall of 2011 to provide the department with better channels of information and communication between faculty and our students.

Undergraduate Instructors & Undergraduate Graders - Mathematics

Undergraduate instructors (UGI) assist with math classes and serve as tutors. Undergraduate graders (UGG) grade homework and quizzes for specific math courses.

Undergraduate Intern - Economics

Undergraduate Interns (UGIs) perform a variety of teaching-related functions for economics courses.

Undergraduate Religious Studies Association

A group open to religious studies majors as well as non-majors, seeks to be a vibrant forum for the exchange of ideas among curious minds.

Undergraduate Research

Our Undergraduate Research Program serves to acquaint students with the nature of chemical research and to provide rewards for creativity and good scholarship.

Undergraduate Research Grants

Partner with a faculty member get $500 in bursar account

Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Our undergraduate students have the opportunity to conduct research with our faculty.

Students with advanced Russian language skills participate in research at the IU Russian Studies Workshop.

Many undergraduate Physics majors become involved in research projects during their junior and senior years. These experiences often prove transformative, giving them a vision of the paths their careers could take.

If you are already at IU, you are encouraged to reach out to MLS faculty for potential research projects in their laboratory well before starting your junior year of studies.

Our department is characterized by a commitment to integrating serious work in the history of philosophy with work on issues of contemporary philosophy.

Undergraduate Research Scholarships

Paired with a faculty member-get $500 in bursar account

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Biology

An Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) in the Department of Biology is a junior or senior who assists faculty, laboratory coordinators, and Associate Instructors (AIs) with the teaching mission. 

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Chemistry

UTAs in the chemistry department enhance the learning environment for students enrolled in undergraduate chemistry courses by providing expert instruction and near-peer mentoring.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Human Biology Program

UTAs assist the course instructors and AIs with various aspects of the course and discussion sections or labs.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Linguistics

Our department provides opportunities for undergraduate students to serve as undergraduate teaching assistants (UTAs) on an ad hoc basis.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Psychology

Undergraduate Teaching Assistants, or UTAs, are undergraduate students who assist professors with many tasks involved in running a class.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant - Speech

Undergraduate teaching assistants (UTAs) earn credit while gaining professional experience during their senior year

Undergraduate Teaching Intern - Political Science

Our interns participate in various areas of faculty-directed activities, such as directing simulations, grading, teaching discussion sections, and conducting research.

UnderLings (Undergraduate Linguistics Club at Indiana University) is a community of undergraduates interested in linguistics and related fields.

Urban Agriculture (GEO-G 357)

Urban Agriculture (UA) is the growing, processing, and distribution of food and other products through intensive plant cultivation and small-scale animal husbandry in and around cities.

Apply to be an usher at the Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center or IU Summer Theatre, and enjoy the chance to see free shows. Anyone can usher for our productions.

Uzbek Student Scholar Association

May not be active.

VAW Global Health Alliance

VAW Global Health Alliances develops community health systems while providing interns the opportunity to work alongside experienced local healthcare professionals.

Vietnamese Student Association

We strive to provide opportunities for Vietnamese as well as non-Vietnamese individuals to experience Vietnamese culture, heritage, and traditions.

Virtu Project

The Virtu Project teaches LAMP students about ethical investing—while providing access to healthcare in parts of the world that lack the basic medical resources we take for granted.

Visiting Undergraduate Research Program

The Cognitive Science Program at Indiana University Bloomington invites upper-level undergraduate students and students who are graduating from college to apply to the Cognitive Science Visiting Undergraduate Program.

Voices of Democracy and Civility

The PACE Voices for Democracy and Civility (VDC) project—formerly known as the Community Deliberation Project—is a nonpartisan effort to partner with local citizens and groups to discuss controversial issues in a civil manner, primarily through public dialogue and deliberation.

Volunteer at Science fest

Each year the College of Arts and Sciences hosts Science Fest, featuring over 80 outdoor activities with more than 15 scientific areas represented. Join PBS faculty and students in amazing activities and demonstrations, with an emphasis on the science.

Volunteer at Science Olympiad

Many Physics department faculty, scientists, postdocs, and students contribute to the planning, organization and running of various physics-related high Science Olympiad events for local, regional, state and occasional national-level competitions for high schoolers.

Volunteers in Tutoring Adult Learners (VITAL)

Volunteers in Tutoring Adult Learners (VITAL) provides a safe and respectful learning environment for adults who want to improve their reading, writing, math, or English-language skills. It offers tutoring, English language groups, and helps learners prepare for the high school equivalency exam, driver's license test, and citizenship test.

Wildcare Internship

Internships with a focus on providing care to sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife so that they may be returned to the wild.

Willow Creek Watersheed Lab

The Willow Creek Watershed in the eastern Tobacco Root Mountains is an outdoor laboratory for teaching, research, and applied investigations.

WIUX Student Radio

WIUX-LP Bloomington is our FM radio station, broadcasted in the Bloomington area on 99.1 FM and streamed online.

Women in Math Club

The Women in Mathematics Club is an organization that fosters a community of support for underrepresented groups in mathematics, particularly but not limited to women.

Women in Media

Women in Media will aid in the advancement of women across all communications disciplines.

Women in Science at IU

Members of the Skrablalak Group volunteer at Wonderlab through their "Real Life Science" and "Nanoscience" Days by giving attendees the opportunity to create stained glass displays with metal nanoparticles.

Wonderlab Internship

WonderLab is an equal opportunity employer committed to actively seeking, hiring and amplifying diverse voices in science education.

Wrongful Convictions (CJUS-P 458)

Investigates the factors associated with wrongful convictions and discusses possible remedies for minimizing such miscarriages of justice.

Youth Services Bureau

These internship opportunities are for undergraduate level students in the field of social services, including Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice.

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Wednesday, August 21, 2024

All new students and their families are invited to attend for an official welcome and introduction to the IU community.

A tradition on the Bloomington campus since 1933, the Induction Ceremony serves as the official start to Welcome Week and a bookend to IU Commencement. Families are invited to attend the ceremony as their Hoosier is inducted into the IU academic community. The event will also be livestreamed for family members unable to be on campus. The ceremony includes an introduction of the entering class, their commitment to The Indiana Promise, and the presentation of the IU alma mater, “Hail to Old IU”.

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What did Notre Dame men's basketball coach Micah Shrewsberry crave most in Spain?

SOUTH BEND − When it comes to a tasty beverage of choice, Notre Dame men’s basketball coach Micah Shrewsberry makes it no secret – and makes no apologies – for his go-to. 

He’s a Pepper. 

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As in Dr Pepper. As in, a fountain drink, usually ordered in a 32-ounce cup from the drive-thru at the McDonald’s on Ironwood just south of 23 near campus. It’s often the way Shrewsberry starts – and sometimes even ends – his basketball day. 

That caused a dilemma during Notre Dame’s 10-day foreign tour of Spain earlier this month. Would Shrewsberry even find Dr Pepper? Could he get it in a fountain cup or settle for it in a plastic bottle or, going old school, out of an aluminum can? 

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Dr Pepper to Shrewsberry is what coffee or tea or Monster or just plain milk or water is to you in the morning. What sweet tea was to the previous Irish men’s basketball coach. It’s a lifeline. 

Having his players build bonds beyond basketball and playing well in the three exhibition games against foreign teams of pros were paramount for the trip, but the head coach getting his daily Dr Pepper fix wasn’t far behind. 

Shrewsberry improvised at Notre Dame’s first two stops – Madrid and Valencia – where there was not a Doctor in the house. 

“They had Coke,” Shrewsberry said with a sigh. “I drank a lot of Coke on the trip.” 

When the trip took Notre Dame to Barcelona, assistant coach Mike Farrelly made a promising discovery. The grocery store across from the team hotel, Farrelly noticed, carried Dr Pepper. In cans. One day after a walking sightseeing tour of the city with one of his daughters, Grace, Shrewsberry ducked into the store and bought some Dr Pepper. 

He returned to his hotel room and couldn’t wait to get his DP fix. Finally. 

“I was like, ‘Man, this is going to be great,’” he said. 

“It was trash,” he said. “God, it was so bad. It wasn’t the same taste. That hurt my heart right there. Every bit of it just crushed my whole soul.” 

Shrewsberry would have to wait until the team returned to America to get Dr Pepper. Notre Dame flew back through O’Hare International Airport on the way home, which was fine. Having traveled plenty through that airport, Shrewsberry knew exactly where to find the two McDonald’s restaurants in the B concourse. 

Notre Dame’s traveling party landed in the international terminal, then took a round-about way to its connecting gate for the flight to South Bend, so Shrewsberry never made it to Concourse B or McDonald’s. He had to wait until he was back home again in Indiana. Once he hit the drive-thru at the McDonald’s on Ironwood, he knew he’d get his Dr Pepper fountain drink fix. Finally. 

It was almost as if they were waiting for his return. 

“They’ve gotta know my voice,” he said. “Hey, Coach is here. Where’s his Dr Pepper at?” 

With that, Shrewsberry wrapped his late-August press conference and stepped from the raised dais of the Hammes Basketball Auditorium. Before he did, he reached for something. 

He reached for his 32-ounce Dr Pepper fountain drink. He rarely goes anywhere without one. Except to Spain. 

Follow South Bend Tribune and NDInsider columnist Tom Noie on Twitter: @tnoieNDI. Contact: (574) 235-6153.