Welcome to the LGBTQ+ Culture Center at IU! We're so glad you're here. We've got a ton of stuff for you to check out; take a look at our resources, check out our scholarships, and learn more about our programs and events by poking around the website as well as the IU calendar. Also feel free to stop by the LGBTQ+ Culture Center on 705 E Seventh Street—we are across from Dunn Meadow and next to La Casa.
In partnership with Positive Link, IU Bloomington culture centers coordinate free HIV testing events throughout the year. Get tested and know your status.
We have a vision to create more opportunities for collaboration and connection, and offer more accessible, affirming, educational space for LGBTQ+ students and community.
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Indiana University’s LGBTQ+ Culture Center is open for everyone. It serves as a safe and inclusive gathering space for LGBTQ+ students—a place where people are given the encouragement and resources to build meaningful relationships across differences and open their minds and hearts to matters relating to race, gender, and sexual orientation.
We promote a climate of understanding, support, and celebration of diversity that enables IU’s LGBTQ+ community to learn, live, and grow.
If you've experienced an incident of bias, we - and many other members of the campus community - are here to help.
If you would like to speak with someone from the LGBTQ+ Culture Center, please contact us via email: glbtserv@indiana.edu, or phone: (812) 855-4252.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please call 911.
As I celebrate being queer, poz, Black, partially deaf, and Caribbean; the LGBTQ+ community is a myriad of gender and sexual identities. It is important to recognize, celebrate, and value our multiple dimensions of identity that make up the LGBTQ+ community at Indiana University. We welcome you and encourage you to visit the LGBTQ+ Culture Center. We are here to support students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community.
Bruce Smail, Director, LGBTQ+ Culture Center/Special Assistant to the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
