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Culture Centers
Indiana University Bloomington

La Casa/Latino Cultural Center

We connect students to the resources and support they need to meet their academic, personal, and social development goals.

Dancers in colorful traditional dress perform on stage before a large crowd during a cultural celebration at IU Bloomington.
  • 52
    events in 2025–26
  • 1973
    the year La Casa was established on campus

Programs and events

Explore opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate with us.

  • Students connect during a community gathering at La Casa/Latino Cultural Center.

    Explore programs

    Celebrate heritage, join a book club, take a cooking class, and more.

  • Students arrive at La Casa/Latino Cultural Center and are welcomed at the front entrance during a campus event.

    Discover services

    Get support with tutoring, counseling, study areas, a library, and more.

  • Students tour a meeting room at La Casa/Latino Cultural Center featuring murals representing Latino student organizations.

    Find resources

    Access campus, academic, cultural, parent, and scholarship resources, and connect with student groups.

Exterior of La Casa/Latino Cultural Center at Indiana University Bloomington, a two-story limestone house surrounded by trees and landscaping.

Visit us

Our home

La Casa is where culture and traditions can be celebrated and explored through programs and events. We offer students comfortable gathering spaces, a small library, study and group meeting rooms, and computer, conference, and tutoring rooms

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Students smile together for a group selfie during an Asian/Pacific American Thematic Community gathering at IU Bloomington.

Live & Learn

Latinx Thematic Community

The mission of the Luis Dávila Latinx Thematic Community is to provide Latinx and non-Latinx students with opportunities to build community and explore the histories, cultures, and experiences of Latinx communities.

Join the Community

As a first-generation student, I struggled to navigate college and often felt lost and isolated. La Casa helped me discover who I am, build a supportive community, and access the resources I needed not just to survive—but to thrive.

RUBY FLORES CAMACHO
B.S.Ed ’21 & M.S.Ed ’23
 

Give back

We are committed to serving as a place where cultural heritage, history, and traditions are celebrated and explored. Your financial support helps La Casa/Latino Cultural Center provide additional resources, programming, and services to put students on a path to achievement from the first day of classes.

Bloomington

La Casa/Latino Cultural Center

715 E 7th St. Bloomington IN, 47408