The stadium was originally built in 1960 to replace a facility that had been in use since 1925.
The facility underwent a major renovation in 2003 which added the team's strength and conditioning complex.
The stadium's seating capacity has evolved through various expansions to accommodate over 50,000 spectators.
The north end zone features a permanent video board and scoreboard installed to modernize the game-day experience.
The facility is named 'Memorial' to honor Indiana University students and alumni who served in the armed forces.
Indiana University Memorial Stadium is the primary home venue for the IU Hoosiers football team. The facility features a distinctive design with the south end zone left open, offering views toward the campus. The current stadium structure replaced the original Memorial Stadium located near 10th Street and Fee Lane. It serves as a central hub for Big Ten Conference athletics in Bloomington. The playing surface is artificial turf, optimized for collegiate gridiron competition. The stadium complex is integrated into the northern edge of the Indiana University Bloomington campus.
From the south end zone concourse looking toward the field with the campus skyline in the background.
Check the official IU Hoosiers athletics website for clear bag policies before arriving.
Arrive early to experience pre-game tailgating traditions in the surrounding parking lots.
Dress in layers as weather in Bloomington can shift rapidly during late-season games.
Attempting to park on-site on game days without a pre-purchased parking pass.
Active primarily during the college football season in the fall; generally closed for events outside of scheduled athletic matches.
Respect the 'Hoosier' traditions and refrain from wearing visiting team apparel in designated student sections.
