Indiana University is closely monitoring the rapidly changing situation with novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and is actively working to plan and prepare for a potential outbreak. For the latest information regarding this situation, please refer to coronavirus.iu.edu.
Read the latest IU public safety advisory
We encourage you to check this page regularly as we will be updating information as it becomes available.
Current guidance from the CDC, restrictions on large gatherings, and our own focus on health and safety make it impossible to hold these cherished traditional events as scheduled. All IU degrees will continue to be awarded when earned, and this change of plans in no way affects the timing and awarding of IU degrees.
While IUPUC remains open for business, we will not unlock the exterior entry doors for access to the Columbus Center or to the Research Building through the end of the semester. We are encouraging all who are able to work remotely in line with the university’s emergency telecommuting policy to do so. Contact information for our departments will be posted on the exterior entrance doors and is available on our web site directory at http://www.iupuc.edu/.
Wireless access at IUPUC
Although the Columbus Center building will not be open, Indiana University students can access the wireless network in the Columbus Learning Center when it is open, or from the CC building’s parking lot as indicated on the map below at any time.
The Columbus Learning Center and the Advanced Manufacturing Center will be closed, pending further notice.
All on-campus events have been cancelled for the semester. We are investigating the option of conducting some events virtually, if possible.
IU is suspending face-to-face classes and transitioning to virtual learning for the remainder of the spring semester. Additionally, spring break will be extended by one additional week. It will now be from March 14 to 29. This additional week will provide more travel flexibility for all students given the stress on domestic and international travel systems. It will also give faculty time to prepare for completing the semester via virtual teaching. Classes will resume on March 30.
Final exams will be held online and according to the current schedule.
Students in courses with a clinical component or field work will receive further instruction from the academic leaders in their programs as to how these will be addressed.
Students who want support for online learning can visit go.IU.edu/KeepLearning. Keep Learning is a free, self-enrolling Canvas course that provides helpful information about commonly-used online teaching tools.
The University Library of Columbus is now closed until further notice. We will reopen when the campus resumes normal operations or if requested to do so by the Vice Chancellor. Click the button below for more information about the remote services offered by the University Library.
Remote tutoring is available. Please contact the ARC at (812) 375-7528 to learn more about available services.
With the closing of the Columbus Learning Center, the UITS Columbus office will be moving to off-site work and an appointment only schedule. UITS staff have the ability to assist remotely with any issues you may experience.
If you need IT support and want to speak with someone, call 812-375-7555, especially if you are having issues with email or passphrase resets.
If it is not an immediate concern, please email techwork@iupuc.edu and a Support Ticket will be generated in our ticketing system.
While we understand that there are a lot of uncertainties right now, please know that the IUPUC Office of Student Financial Services is working hard to ensure that your questions are answered and your Financial Aid will be processed with minimal delay.
We have prepared an FAQ document to answer some of the common questions you might have.
If you have a question not addressed in the FAQ, or need additional assistance, please email us at financialaid@iupuc.edu.
The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, containing policy statements, crime and fire statistics for all Indiana University campuses, is available online. You may also request a physical copy by emailing IU Public Safety at iups@iu.edu or by visiting IUPD.
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