With opportunities to get involved, make connections, and embrace the diversity of IU Indianapolis, you’ll experience it all by living on campus.
Through educational scholarship opportunities, specialized programs and activities, wellness support, and award-winning student leadership positions, we help students thrive.
With over 200 leadership and student staff positions, there’s no shortage of ways to get involved and build your resume. Through our student leadership and student employee positions, you’ll get hands-on learning experiences that can apply to any future career.
Choosing a Living Learning Community (LLC) takes your on-campus experience to the next level. You will live with other students who share an interest in a particular social cause or academic area.
4,700+INTENTIONAL CONVERSATIONS OR JAG CHATS RAS HAVE HAD WITH RESIDENTS ABOUT OUR LEARNING GOALS
95%THE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS WHO REPORTED HAVING AT LEAST AN OKAY OR GREAT ROOMMATE RELATIONSHIP
250+EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES PROVIDED BY STUDENT LEADERS, RESIDENT ASSISTANTS, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
Now hiring for the 2025–26 school year. Apply through Dec. 13.
Open positions include:
RHA is your voice for all things campus community building. With six unique committees and a connection to each residence hall, there are many opportunities to get involved in crafting your residential experience.
NRHH is a service and recognition-driven organization and a branch of the National Association of College and University Residence Halls. It is made up of the top 1% of student leaders living on campus.
HOME was founded by students of color to help students of color find their place within campus housing through social programming, peer advocacy, and educational initiatives.
Hall Councils are student governments within each residential community that plan fun and engaging events and advocate for their peers. Residents can apply to serve on the Hall Council executive board.
DAs provide customer service and problem-solving support to students living in Ball Hall, North Hall, University Tower, and Riverwalk Apartments. Each hall has a Community Desk that is open seven days a week and are staffed by student employees.
Our team aims to create a positive and inclusive mental health and wellness environment for every resident living in our halls. We host conversation nights and events for students surrounding mental health and provide referrals to additional resources as needed. These services are supportive and educational in nature, and should you need clinical mental health support, we can get you to the right place.
