Indiana University

Indiana University is a public university system headquartered in Bloomington, Indiana, with campuses across the state and programs in numerous academic fields.

Indiana University Bloomington: The flagship campus of Indiana University, located in Bloomington, Indiana. It is the system’s largest campus and the institution most closely associated with its name.
Indiana University School of Nursing: An Indiana University school offering nursing education and research across multiple campuses. It extends professional healthcare education throughout the statewide system.
Indiana Seminary: The educational institution founded in Bloomington in 1820 that became Indiana University. It was the university’s direct predecessor.
Michael A. McRobbie: An Australian computer scientist who served as Indiana University president from 2007 to 2021. His presidency oversaw major expansion in research, facilities, and international programs.
Purdue University: A public research university system based in West Lafayette, Indiana. It is Indiana’s other major public university system and a frequent in-state comparison.
Indiana University Indianapolis: A major Indiana University campus in Indianapolis, formed in 2024 after the split of IUPUI. It is the system’s largest urban campus and a distinct institution from the Bloomington campus.
Kelley School of Business: Indiana University’s business school, based at Bloomington and Indianapolis. Its programs are among the university’s most visible professional offerings.
Indiana University history: The institutional history of Indiana University from its 1820 founding to the present. It traces the university’s growth from Bloomington into a multi-campus system.
Pamela Whitten: An American academic administrator who became Indiana University president in 2021. She leads the university system in its current institutional era.
Big Ten Conference: An intercollegiate athletic conference whose members include major universities in the Midwest and beyond. Indiana University’s athletic teams compete in the conference, alongside many peer institutions.

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