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Housing
Housing
On-campus housing is available at IU’s Union Street Center. We have secured the 4-bedroom apartment option—take a virtual tour. You may indicate on your registration to request a specific person(s) as apartment-mates. Note: There are two restrooms per apartment and room assignments will be made based on same gender identification per restroom.
Each apartment also includes a kitchen with a refrigerator, sink, and range (no pots/pans/microwave), a common living area (no tv), and linens and towels per bedroom (blanket and pillow upon request at check-in).
IU is on the Eduroam wifi system and there is also guest wifi available. A parking permit is also provided for nearby lots.
Off-campus housing is available in a wide array of options, several within walking distance of campus. This includes the on-campus Biddle Hotel at the Indiana Memorial Union, which we believe is already booked out for July and unfortunately not likely an option. Attendees wanting to make their own housing arrangements are encouraged to look for off-campus housing early for best options.
Getting To & Around Indiana University
Getting To & Around Indiana University
Getting to Bloomington, Indiana and Indiana University, Bloomington:
Driving from around the Midwest is a very good option.
Flying into Indianapolis International Airport, which is about 1 hour north of Bloomington, IN, will require an additional car/van travel arrangement. There are many options, including the airport shuttle by Go Express Travel to campus (nearest stop for on-campus housing is the Willkie North Dormitory), Classic Touch Limousine, renting a car at the Indy airport, and Uber/Lyft.
Welcome to Bloomington Indiana, home to the flagship campus of Indiana University and IU Libraries. We serve 48,000 undergraduates, 10,000 graduate students and more than 125 research centers, institutes, and museums here in Bloomington. Our library destinations include the Wylie House Museum, one of the country’s only historic house museums operated by a library, as well as one of the world’s great libraries – the Lilly Library. The Herman B Wells Library is at the center of campus life and our landmark facility, offering access to our print collections, Library Administration, University Archives, Moving Image Archive and hundreds of reservable study spaces. The Auxiliary Library Facility is our modern and secure climate-controlled book and object repository operated by IU Libraries to support many campus collections and units. Additional library destinations include the William and Gayle Cook Music Library and Archives of Traditional Music (ATM), Business/SPEA Library, Sciences Library, and Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library.
Things to do
Things to do
Visit Bloomington, visitors center
More to come!
Accessibility
Accessibility
Besides asking about accessibility accommodations on the registration form, please feel free to contact the local conference organizers: Jen Simms and Jennifer Muse.
All efforts will be made to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all participants.
Regarding mobility: IUB is in the rolling hills of Southern Indiana. We are not flat, but we are not hilly right on central campus and in the surrounding downtown area. You can expect, though, long gradual inclines and declines moving between conference locations. The Conference Google Map can be a helpful tool for determining elevation changes, walking times, etc.
Depending on your needs, we have several plans to accommodate. We ask that you please let us know your needs.
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