Updated May 29, 2020
Indiana University is excited to welcome students, faculty and staff to the fall semester and share what learning, teaching and research will look like. Learn more about changes to the 2020-2021 academic calendar, what life on campus will be like and how the university is working to ensure the health and safety of students, faculty and staff. Get all the latest news and answers to your questions at fall2020.iu.edu.
In the finale episode of 20 Q's, we follow students Tres and Chandler through the halls of the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center and the African-American Arts Institute! Watch now to learn more about this historic culture center's fellowship, achievements, and resources.
Once called “The House,” the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center (NMBCC) has a long-standing history of supporting the Indiana University’s efforts to challenge, support, and contribute to the continued development and success of the black students, faculty, and staff.
The NMBCC is a unique space that facilitates programs and services promoting academic excellence, community building, and support for African American students.
The NMBCC is dedicated in honor of the first African American man, Marcellus Neal, and woman, Frances Marshall, who graduated from Indiana University.
