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IUSG connects IU Bloomington students with organization funding, professional attire, calculator loans, and a clear view of how student money is spent.
Practical support for the moments that shape a semester, from running an organization to preparing for an interview.
Registered organizations apply for funding to support events, activities, and initiatives that benefit the IU community.
Free professional attire rental — shirts, suits, belts, and pants — for interviews, career fairs, and presentations.
Basic, scientific, graphing, and financial models on loan from the Club Hub, McNutt, and Biddle Hotel.
More than a century of student representation, practical support, and public accountability at IU Bloomington.
IUSG began as a student council built to close the distance between students and the university. Today, that promise is tangible: fund a student organization, borrow professional attire or a calculator, and see where student dollars go.
Give voice to our common grievances, concerns, and hopes — and help realize an ever-stronger University.
Students elect the people who run programs, appropriate funds, write policy, and hold the organization accountable.
Led by the elected Student Body President and Vice President. Cabinet departments operate the programs — organization funding, the Crimson Closet, the calculator loaner, and student services.
The policymaking branch. Student Representatives appropriate the budget each program draws from, set the rules for funding requests, and publish where the money goes.
The Student Body Supreme Court interprets the IUSG Constitution, hears appeals over funding and election decisions, and holds officeholders to the governing documents.
Representation of marginalized student communities, Title IX compliance, sexual violence prevention, and support for survivors.
IUSG structure and officeholders, election rules, constitutional amendments, and IUSG revenues, budgeting, and financial transparency.
Involvement on campus, housing and dining, recreation, student health and mental wellbeing, and the campus experience in general.
In response to the funding gap facing registered student organizations, IUSG has reallocated resources to support event and materials purchases — immediate relief so groups can keep operating while long-term solutions are explored.
One account with your IU credentials lets you check out a calculator, reserve professional attire, submit a funding request for your organization, and track everything you have out.