Construction of First College building started at Seminary Square. Franklin College established. First College building completed destroyed by fire in First boarding house and dormitory building completed on the Seminary Square campus.
The building is the first "dormitory" built and operated by Indiana University, and was attached to the Professor's House. School of Law established suspended ; revived Feb. Normal Department and Model School established abandoned in and respectively. William Mitchell Daily named third president. Second College building constructed used for Preparatory Department, ; sold to Bloomington School Board for use as a high school, Since this was the first building constructed after the establishment of Indiana University, it was also known as the First University Building as well as the Old College Building.
Theophilus A. Wylie served six months as acting president. John Hiram Lathrop named fourth president. The school is not affiliated with Indiana University. IU president made an ex officio member of the State Board of Education. She graduates in The Indiana Student is first published February On September 29, , it became the Indiana Daily Student.
Men's baseball team becomes IU's first known athletic activity. March 8 Legislative act begins annual appropriations.
Science Hall at Seminary Square completed destroyed by fire The first City Council meeting takes place in September. Charles Henry Gilbert becomes first to receive Ph.
Science Hall is destroyed in a fire July Moses F. Dunn, George G. This tract of land allowed Indiana University to move from the Seminary Square campus to where it is located today. Elisha Ballantine named acting president.
Mitchell Hall constructed on new campus named Maxwell Hall until ; razed in Reorganization of curriculum to major subject and departmental basis. Summer School established. Library Hall constructed renamed Maxwell Hall in Preparatory Department abolished. Legislative act adopted providing for election by alumni of three trustees. First IU extension course offered in Indianapolis. First IU vs.
Purdue football game See: Tamar Althouse becomes first woman to graduate from the School of Law. Arda Knox becomes first woman to serve as President of the Senior Class school year. Campus yearbook, Arbutus, first published. Preston E. Eagleson becomes the first African-American member of an IU intercollegiate team. He played football on the , , and teams. Dunn Dunn cemetary excluded. Biological Station established at Turkey Lake Towinana in Second Men's Gymnasium constructed renamed Assembly Hall in ; razed in Indiana University and Iowa join on December 1, Football team plays first game on Jordan Field.
Ball State University established. Gamble Street becomes Indiana Avenue. First public women's basketball game. Indiana and Iowa join the Big Ten athletic conference December 1. February 7 Wylie Hall partially destroyed by fire. Summer school reorganized. June 24 Indiana Supreme Court decides that "'the Indiana University is an integral part of our free school system;' that 'it was the special creation of the constitution,' and that 'the University as well as its endowment has always been under the supervision of the State.
School of Medicine established. They both won silver medals. The building includes a central auditorium and new women's gymansium, as well as social and relaxation spaces for students segregated by gender. Alpha Hall opens. The building was not constructed on University-owned property, and was not owned by IU until Eastern wing added in Clarence Lucas, Sr. Theodore F. Biology Hall completed renamed Swain Hall East in The United States census establishes the center of population of the country in Bloomington.
Robert W. Long for Robert W. Long Hospital in connection with School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Long Hospital in Indianapolis is dedicated June Department of Military Science established. Fort Wayne Extension Center established. Construction of men's gym completed. Emerson Building in Three-year Memorial Fund Campaign started. Memorial campaign launched.
First Jordan River Revue. They were both appointed on the same day, June 2, Rawles Hall in Additions: Kiwanis wing ; Rotary wing ; Therapeutic pool Washington Hall constructed. This men's dormitory building was renamed South Hall in , Ulysses H. Smith Hall in Washington Hall was the first dormitory constructed on the current Indiana University campus. It was the first women's dormitory owned and operated by the University. Memorial Stadium renamed Tenth Street Stadium in completed.
Stadium demolished in for construction of Arboretum. Indiana University finances placed on the budget system. Purdue Old Oaken Bucket football game See: Field House completed renamed Ora L. Wildermuth Intramural Center in Chemistry Building completed. Men's wrestling and track teams win NCAA championships. Ivan Fuqua becomes the first IU athlete to win a gold medal at the Olympics.
IU Foundation established. Herman B Wells named acting president. Myers Hall in IU Flying Club established in the fall. University School, later known as the Wendell W.
John Bradford donated acres of family land to IU by Bradford Woods recreational area was enlarged to 2, acres. Men's cross country team wins NCAA championship. Goethe Link Observatory completed. Donated to IU in Wells Quandrangle. Business and Economics Building constructed renamed Woodburn Hall in Men's basketball and cross country teams won NCAA championships.
One of the world's first cyclotrons opens at IU shut down on February 6, Professor Woodburn's home on North College Avenue donated. Indianapolis The 32nd General Hospital a. Base Hospital 32 is activated, with forty-seven doctors and seventy-two nurses from the IU Medical Center taking commisions.
Indianapolis Benjamin Harrison Law School acquired. The Department of Speech established on September The Department of Radio established on September University Airport constructed now the site of Tulip Tree Apartments. IU wins Big 10 football championship. Kokomo Construction of Extension Center begins. In , professor of political science Elinor Ostrom became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences since its inception in The Maurer School of Law, founded in , is one of the oldest schools on the Bloomington campus.
It features a law library recently ranked first in the nation and is situated on the southwest corner of campus. In the U. With the success of negotiations and arrangements, Indiana University Board of Trustees approved the merger on October 22, Founded in the beginning of the 20th century by Charles Campbell, the Jacobs School of Music focuses on voice, opera, orchestral conducting, and jazz studies.
The school's facilities, including five buildings located in the heart of campus, comprise recital halls, more than practice rooms, choral and instrumental rehearsal rooms, and more than offices and studios. Notable alumni include Edgar Meyer and soprano Angela Brown. In , US News ranked the undergraduate program 10th in the nation 6th among public schools and, in , the MBA program 23rd in the nation 7th among public schools.
Kelley's programs in consumer products, and energy and industrial products and services were second, marketing was third and accounting, eighth. Business Week ranked the undergraduate program 16th in 6th among public schools and the graduate program 15th in the nation in [ 46 ] and fourth among public schools. The Department of Labor Studies, a unit housed within the School of Social Work, was founded in the s during the tenure of Herman B Wells in response to the growing role of organized labor in American society.
Today, the Division is one of only several degree-granting programs in the nation for the area of labor studies or industrial relations. Established in as the first School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation in the United States, the school and programs have grown to encompass a broad spectrum of academic interests and professional fields.
The school was renamed as the School of Public Health-Bloomington in September , and is working toward the goal of becoming Indiana's first accredited public health school. Campus Recreational Sports provides sport and fitness services for the IU community and the public.
The school's resources include more than 12, square feet 1, m 2 of research and teaching laboratories, and nearly , square feet 25, m 2 of indoor and outdoor sport and fitness facilities, including recreation centers, aquatics centers, and acreage that includes Bradford Woods. The School of Education, formerly a part of the College of Arts and Science, has been independent since One of the largest schools of education in the United States, and consistently placed among the top 20 graduate schools of education in the United States by U.
News , it offers a range of degrees in professional education: a B. D, Ph. Founded in , SPEA is known for its distinctive interdisciplinary approach. It brings together the social, natural, behavioral, and administrative sciences in one faculty. In the "Best Graduate Schools" survey by U. Four of its specialty programs are ranked in the top 10 listings.
Similar rankings do not yet exist for graduate schools of environmental science or for undergraduate schools in either public affairs or environmental science. SPEA is the headquarters of the Public Administration Review, the premier journal of public administration research, theory and practice.
SPEA has more than a dozen joint programs in social and natural sciences and professional fields. Popular majors include nonprofit management, public policy, public finance and arts administration. She was named by Time Magazine one of the most influential people in the United States. Housed in a building named for famed war correspondent and alumnus Ernie Pyle, the School of Journalism [ 49 ] was established in The school offers undergraduate and graduate programs for those preparing for careers as reporters, editors, broadcasters, public relations professionals, multimedia specialists, and educators.
The School of Journalism draws students from as far away as China and Ukraine and as close as Bloomington or other Indiana towns. Among the alumni are more than 30 Pulitzer Prize winners. Alumni work in every field of journalism, from the oldest form of print publishing to newest form as online journalists. Many remain active in supporting the school by mentoring students, facilitating internship programs, and donating time and financial gifts to the school.
In , the Indiana University School of Informatics [ 50 ] was established as an environment for research professors and students to develop new uses for information technology in order to solve specific problems in areas as diverse as biology, fine arts, and economics. Informatics is also interested in "how people transform technology, and how technology transforms us.
The School is one of a handful that offer degrees in Human-Computer Interaction. Specialization areas for the Ph. The Informatics Ph. IU's intercollegiate athletics program has a long tradition in several key sports. From its beginnings with baseball in , the Hoosier athletic program has grown to include over male and female student-athletes on 24 varsity teams boasting one of the nation's best overall records.
Indiana student-athletes have won NCAA individual titles, including 79 in men's swimming and diving and 31 in men's track and field. In addition, overall annual giving has increased 8. In addition to its rich tradition in intervarsity sports, IU also boasts a strong reputation in many non-varsity sports. Many of these "club" teams, especially those in ice hockey and rugby union, have achieved a great deal of success in intercollegiate competition.
Hurling has also become more popular, with the Indiana University Hurling Club becoming the first American national champions in history. The consistent success of these athletic clubs has several times led the university to establish varsity programs in sports in which there had previously not been a team for NCAA intervarsity competition. Among intramural athletics, IU's reputation for student participation and instruction in the martial arts is particularly strong [ citation needed ].
With over 1, full-time faculty members, Indiana University leads the Big Ten public universities in the number of endowed faculty positions, with chairs, professorships, and curators.
IUB also reported in fall that it employed part-time faculty, totaling 1, full-time equivalents. Like the student body, IUB's faculty is predominantly white. Chat WhatsApp. Retrieved Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. ISBN X. Ivy League Online. Retrieved March 1, January , "Impounded water in Bloomington, Ind.
Indiana University. IUB's Main Library is not sinking". Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana. Retrieved August 15, September 13, Retrieved September 25, The Washington Monthly. Retrieved November 11, QS Quacquarelli Symonds Limited. Retrieved September 11, This catastrophic fire, with destroyed many records and important scientific collections, prompted Indiana University to purchase new land to the east of Seminary Square.
Skip to Content Skip to Sidebar. Construction on Seminary buildings began on April 17, Courtesy of IU Archives, P Word quickly got out to the earliest of Hoosiers about the Seminary.
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