Indiana State University

The Office of Student Activities & Organizations empowers Indiana State University students to achieve academic excellence, develop leadership skills, and actively engage in the campus community through service and activities. They provide an array of opportunities for meaningful engagement and interactions across campus—from academic collaborations, leadership initiatives, and student-led events to community-driven programs—all designed to foster a strong sense of belonging and shared purpose.

You will live and learn right on campus, where you’re within walking distance of class, dining, recreational activities, campus events, and more fun. All first-year students are required to live on campus or be granted a housing exception.

Indiana State offers several residential meal plans to meet your dining needs. Students who live in a residence hall are required to have a residential meal plan. Students who live in 500 Wabash or University Apartments are not required to have a meal plan, but they may opt into one of the residential plans or the optional apartment meal plan.

Indiana State maintains a robust application infrastructure centered around Microsoft technologies. As such, Windows-based computers will allow for the greatest ease-of-use on campus. However, experienced Mac users will be fully supported on their Apple devices, as well. If you have mostly used Windows or Chromebook devices in the past, we recommend bringing a Windows-based laptop for academics.

The ISU Health Center (UAP Clinic) at Indiana State University provides a range of services for students and employees. These include COVID-19 symptomatic testing, treatment for acute injuries, allergy shots, asthma and COPD care, immunizations, and management of various health issues such as fever, headaches, and sore throats.