La Casa/Latino Cultural Center serves as a vital learning space for students. In addition, the center exposes the IU community to a variety of cultural perspectives through local events, programs, and various outreach efforts.
Getting involved
A family-style dinner that builds community, connection, and shared learning.
Helps students learn about the natural world, sustainability, and gardening concepts. Food products from garden is used for programs at the center and for students to take home. Participation also promotes healthy eating and physical activity.
LCGI is a community-building and support network for Latino/Latine graduate and professional students at Indiana University, Bloomington.
Connecting through literature! Explore the world of Latine writers! Free book to first five students attending.
Graduating Latine undergraduate and graduate students are recognized in a celebration with family and friends.
This group provides a safe space for LGBTQ+ Latino students, faculty, and staff from all areas of the campus. Through meaningful interactions, the effort strives to be a conduit for LGBTQ+ Latinos in the Indiana University community to develop a support system, have fun, and explore opportunities to educate, advocate, and grow.
a Casa and the People's Cooperative Market have partnered to provide students with FREE fresh and local farm produce, eggs, and *bread (*when available). Stop by La Casa to pick up fresh seasonal foods. First come first serve.
Usually held on the second weekend of the fall semester, this event provides an opportunity for new and returning students to connect with each other, develop skills, and begin identifying support systems for the coming school year.
Whether you are a food lover or simply trying to fine-tune your cooking skills, join us to learn how to create some delicious dishes.
National Hispanic Latine Heritage Month
La Casa/Latino Cultural Center collaborates with other departments and organizations from September 15 to October 15 to recognize the contributions of Hispanics and Latines.
Dia de los Muertos
The Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, celebrates ancestors and family. This event features traditional altars, food, and activities such as making papel picado, masks, and other folk art.