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Interested in swimming a few laps during your lunch hour? Or taking a Yoga session at the end of the workday? You're bound to find what you're looking for at the Division of Recreational Sports: aquatics, club sports, fitness/wellness programs, informal and intramural sports, and shooting sports. With two full-scale facilities, you can work out and have fun morning to night, 362 days a year. Other IU sports facilities available for your use include indoor and outdoor tennis courts, swimming/diving pools, and tracks; strength and conditioning facilities; gymnasiums; and championship golf. Want to head out West? Whitewater raft the Colorado? Backpack through wilderness areas, and make friends in the process? IU Outdoor Adventures offers adventure trips, private trips, as well as rental equipment for outdoor outings.

The Union Studios strives to be an educational tool for individuals to practice teaching their craft and to encourage individuals to foster new artistic interests. The Studio offers courses specializing in ceramics and photography.

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