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16 campus spots tagged “Venues”
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Home of Indiana softball since 2013; capacity 500.
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Home of Indiana baseball since 2013; capacity 2,500.
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Inside the Student Recreational Sports Center: an eight-lane Olympic-size pool and diving well, home of Indiana swimming and diving and water polo.
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Indiana rowing's practice and competition site on Lake Lemon, about 10 miles east of campus.
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Home of Indiana field hockey since 2007, next to Bill Armstrong Stadium.
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Indiana's indoor track and field venue, with a 200-meter banked track.
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A 3,200-seat theatre in the heart of campus, opened March 22, 1941: the first building completely planned and built under President Herman B Wells, of Indiana limestone. It hosts touring artists, entertainers and lecturers, and university ceremonies and orientation, and holds Thomas Hart Benton's "Century of Progress" murals, the Dailey Family Memorial Collection of Hoosier Art, two Robert Laurent sculptures and the IU Auditorium Organ. Renovated 1997–1999.
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Indiana's cross country course, northeast of 10th Street/Unionville Road and the 45/46 Bypass; host of five Big Ten Championships.
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IU's arthouse theater and academic unit, open since 2011, at the east end of the IU Auditorium building. About 75–85 events a semester, on 2K 3D, 4K digital, 35mm and 16mm, plus visiting filmmakers, lectures and masterclasses; most shows start at 7 p.m., and about half of its events are free. Closed on campus holidays and for several weeks each summer.
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Eight indoor courts north of Assembly Hall, with the outdoor Varsity Tennis Courts nearby: home of Indiana men's and women's tennis.
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Home of Indiana men's and women's soccer and the IU Student Foundation Little 500; capacity 6,100.
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Home of Indiana football, at 17th Street and North Dunn Street; capacity 53,524.
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Indiana's outdoor track and field venue at E.C. (Billy) Hayes Track, with 3,200 permanent seats.
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Home of Indiana men's and women's basketball. Opened in 1971 and rededicated in 2016 after renovation; capacity 17,222.
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IU's championship golf course on the Ind. 45/46 Bypass, opened in 2020; home of Indiana men's and women's golf and open to the public.
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A 3,000-seat arena at E 17th Street and N Fee Lane, opened in 2019: home venue of Indiana volleyball and wrestling.
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