Kelley School of Business
A stop on Indiana University, a free self-guided tour.
Across 10th Street from the Wells Library, you will see the Kelley School of Business.
IU's business school was founded in 1920 and is one of the older business schools in the country. In 1997 it was named for E.W. Kelley, an IU graduate and businessman whose gift endowed the school.
The school is consistently ranked among the best undergraduate business programs in the United States. Its graduate programs, including an MBA, are housed in the Graduate and Executive Education Center, opened in 2002, and undergraduate classes are taught mainly in Hodge Hall, which was expanded and renovated in the 2010s.
The complex is busy year round with students, recruiters and executive programs. Step inside the Hodge Hall atrium if it is open to get a sense of the building.
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