IUPUI Campus Center

The IUPUI campus center is a convenient place to grab a quick lunch, visit the campus book store, or a central meeting location for friends. While it offers good amenities for students, it seems that the venue underestimated the amount of students and visitors utilizing the space. There have been several times in which I visited and the space was extremely crowded (especially in the afternoons). Consequently, staff seemed overwhelmed and available seating was sparse. Despite the building’s layout issues, it definitely a good addition to have on the IUPUI campus.

As someone who’s frequented my share of universities, the IUPUI campus center is quite beautiful. The front wall of glass provides lots of natural lighting while the rooms upstairs are all modern and sleek. There are a handfull of food options as well as some nice seating spaces and a quite study room on the 3^rd floor. I didn’t get to explore all that much but I really liked the outdoor space on the 4^th floor and the numerous comfortable seating spaces I saw peppered around the building.

terrible… hard to get in your program… an they are prejudiced also only white people occupational therapy program, i asked them they said the couldn’t find any blacks… omg… also hard to get in dental programs… hard to get in l social work programs. i had to change my degree after they spent all my money… impossible to get a scholarship!!! dont even think about it…

This place is amazing. Its filled with memories and love. I miss you IUPUI! They have lots of events and activities. I loved the quite room in the 3^rd floor

This is a place in which the review could potential be a novel considering all that goes on within the walls of the Campus Center. Let’s talk about food, staff service, and amenities.
Food:
TOO Expensive. The food options are also limited. It may not seem so at first, but after being there for 2 weeks every day (beware freshmen) you get tired of Chick-​fil-​a, papa-​johns, salad, chinese and burgers. They need a pasta place. Cross the street to the new student housing option and you’ll find an all you can eat buffet.
Service of food staff: UNACCEPTABLE. Bad attitude must be trained into these workers because if you take to long on your order, it’s like protocol that they get huffy with you. I don’t think it just because of the guys flipping the burgers either. Food Service Management is not much better.
Service of the Campus Center staff: good although sometimes I feel like the people assisting dont’ always know what they should be doing.
Atmosphere:
Comfortable. Some of the furniture is the most comfortable I’ve ever sat on! For real. …the bathrooms and public areas are always clean.

The IUPUI Campus Center is one of the prettiest, convenient buildings that I’ve ever been in. It’s designed flawlessly and holds so many things inside of it. It’s constantly clean and free of trash and vandalism and hosts hundreds of students, which are sometimes studying, eating, killing time on their computers, or simply socializing with friends. This is where you add money to your Jag Tag, where you get your student ID, and where you do a number of other business-​related things.
This building also holds a great food court, with restaurants like Papa Johns and Chik-​fil-​a, as well as some other ones. They sell salads, water, all types of drinks, cookies – just about anything you can think of on a to-​go basis. The restaurants are normal prices, so they don’t hike the prices just because it’s on a college campus. I eat here almost every Wednesday and there’s always good food and a clean table to eat at. There’s also a Barnes and Noble and Starbucks in the building, and they are both extremely nice. I like to walk around them when I’m waiting for class as they have lots of interesting books, IUPUI gear, and a spacious store to walk around in without pestering employees and other students. IUPUI surely gets a pat on the back for the design and implementation of this building.

I agree with one of the other people who mentioned Mondo Subs… they SHOULD be fired! Mondo subs is the reason there are 2 stars missing. I have never seen a group of employees who are as rude, unprofessional, and unhappy as the employees at Mondo Subs. I should not feel bad about ordering food, but they make it seem like you are bothering them by being there. For example, I am greeted daily with «what do you want?» or «what are you getting?» It’s been this way for the three years I have attended… come on now

Do you know if you graduated from other Indiana University campuses, you can print off your transcript here too? And guess what? It’s 2 dollar cheaper than printing it off from where I graduated IU-​Bloomington. That’s how I found this awesome place.
There’s a Barnes and Noble in the building, food court, game room, IUPUI office of registrar, little art gallery (or shop) and tons of cute chairs, desks and couches to chill, relax or discuss group projects.
The building architecture itself is somewhat similar to Indianapolis Central Library with the huge glass windows and the modern look inside.
I’d definitely come back here for coffee or maybe check out the Barnes & Noble there!

Needs — more seating. More healthy options. Everyone who works at Mondo Subs to be fired. Asian food that’s not prepared sushi.
Other than that, nice way to kill some time between classes. The food options aren’t as expensive as people claim. The B&N is overpriced but convenient, although I highly suggest buying your books over at Indy’s College Bookstore instead.

Starbucks. Barnes and Noble. Caribou Coffee. Chik-​Fil-​A. Pizza. Television, Snacks. Plenty of seating. Couches. Warm in the winter and cool in the summer. What more can you ask for?
The IUPUI Campus Center offers everything you need when spending long days on campus. Check out and come say hi to me if you spot me!

Quick Tip:
Building Hours:
Monday — Friday: 7:00AM — 10:00PM
Saturday: 8:00AM — 11:00PM
Sunday: 12:00PM — 9:00P