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Living-Learning Centers

The College of Arts and Sciences sponsors two living-learning centers for undergraduate students:

• Collins Living-Learning Center provides its 500 residence with a small-college experience nestled within a large university.  Located in the center of the IU Bloomington campus, Collins boasts it own traditional dining hall, a quad where you’ll usually find activities under way, its own coffeehouse open every night of the week, and much more.  At Collins, we have a commitment to academics, community, diversity, sustainable living and student empowerment.
• The Global Village Living-Learning Center, located on the near north side of campus in Foster Quadrangle, is multilingual, multinational, multicultural and multidisciplinary.  We provide housing and programming to students with a broad range of international interests, regardless of major, who are preparing for life beyond the United States.