About IURA

The Indiana University Retirees Association (IURA) was founded in 1975 to connect retired faculty and staff from Indiana University with social, educational, and community resources. 

The Indiana University Retirees Association is your link to IU. We help you stay informed about issues that affect you; we provide a collective voice for speaking with the university; and we offer a convenient way to stay in touch with your friends and former colleagues.

The IURA is primarily a social group. It also advocates for IU retiree benefits. Members are retired IU faculty and staff, including former faculty and staff who retired elsewhere; retired IU Foundation staff; and their spouses, partners, widows, or widowers.

Purposes of the IURA

• To provide opportunities to come together for social, entertainment, and educational purposes

• To provide a liaison between association members, active faculty, staff, and the administration of Indiana University

• To engage in activities that may contribute to the general welfare of the Indiana University community

Publications You’ll Receive

Eight newsletters each year keep you current on social activities, benefits, service opportunities, speakers, news, and matters of general interest.

An annual directory provides you with members’ addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses.