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Indiana University President Herman B. Wells and Earlham College President Thomas C. Jones create the Earlham College – Indiana University Extension Center in Richmond
Indiana University President Herman B. Wells and Earlham College President Thomas C. Jones create the Earlham College – Indiana University Extension Center in Richmond. The center was housed in Carpenter Hall. Thirteen students enroll. -
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The Earlham College – Indiana University Extension Center in Richmond is renamed the Eastern Indiana Center at Earlham
The Earlham College – Indiana University Extension Center in Richmond is renamed the Eastern Indiana Center at Earlham. E. Orville Johnson is named the director. -
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Eastern Indiana Community College, Inc. Forms with the Purpose to Raise Funds for a Community College
Eastern Indiana Community College, Inc. forms with the purpose to raise funds for a community college. The group is chaired by F. Wayne Stidham. -
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Fredereck Grohsmeyer, Earlham College President Landrum Bolling, and community leader Brice Hayes propose to the Indiana University Board of Trustees the idea of a regional campus in Richmond
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Fredereck Grohsmeyer is named the director of the Eastern Indiana Center at Earlham
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The Eastern Indiana Community College, Indiana Vocational College, Indiana University, Purdue University, and Ball State University all cooperate in the fundraising effort
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The Stanley W. Hayes Foundation contributed two separate gifts of $150,000. The “challenge pledges” were in an effort to give the campaign a good start and to challenge others in the community to pledge
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The Eastern Indiana Community College fund drive raises 25 percent of its goal of $1.25 million before the official kick off
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The Trustees of Indiana University establish IU East as one of seven regional campuses. With funds raised by area citizens, the trustees purchase 225 acres of land in Richmond, Indiana
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IU Board of Trustees approve the architect’s drawings of the campus’ first building, Whitewater Hall. The estimated cost to build is $2.7 million
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633 students enroll for the fall semester. 90 sections are offered
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Whitewater Hall, the first campus building, officially opens to students in the winter. This same year, the university receives accreditation from the North Central Accreditation Association of Schools and Colleges
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Fall semester brings a 30 percent increase in enrollment to 820 students
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Alexander Schilt named the director Eastern Indiana Center
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Alexander Schilt is named the first chancellor of IU East
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Glenn Goerke is named IU East's second chancellor. Goerke explores the possibility of baccalaureate degrees
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The North Central Association (NCA) reaccredits IU East for 10 years
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Authur M. Vivian receives Honorary Degree
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IU Board of Trustees approve baccalaureate admission
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The Indiana Commission for Higher Education approves four-year programs at IU East
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Charlie Nelms is named third chancellor of IU East
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The IU East Alumni Association is chartered with Greg E. Chamness serving as its founding president
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Student enrollment increases to nearly 2,200, a more than 50 percent increase over 1985 enrollment
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Baccalaureate degrees are offered in behavioral sciences, biology, business, nursing
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Chancellor’s Medallion is awarded to Paul W. Lingle; Authur M. Vivian; State Sen. Allen Paul; and State Rep. Richard Bodiker
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The North Central Association (NCA) reaccredits IU East for 10 years
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Brice E. Hayes Hall is dedicated
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David Fulton becomes IU East's fourth chancellor
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Seventeen classes are offered in New Castle in the fall
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Whitewater Hall is renovated in the spring
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Whitewater Community Television (WCTV) has a facility on campus and offers courses through the IHETS Network. Channels 11 and 21 are available
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Middlefork Hall is dedicated, and the Indiana General Assembly gives preliminary approval to a fourth campus building to focus on student activities
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Middlefork Hall receives an American School and University Award. As an award recipient, IU East is featured in the November 1996 edition of Architectural Portfolio
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IU East offers the Bachelor of Science in Integrated Information Management
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The Groundbreaking Ceremony for the approved Classroom/Student Activities Building is held on the lawn of Mikesell Plaza
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The Henry County Danielson Center, IU East's second off-campus instruction site, opens. This same year, Springwood Hall is dedicated as the fourth building on the Richmond campus
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IU East’s fourth building, the Classroom/Student Activities Building, is dedicated as Springwood Hall. The Graf Recreation Center is also dedicated at the ceremony for John and Corinne Graf
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Danny and Patty Danielson and M. Faye Price receive the Chancellor’s Medallion
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IU East celebrates 30 years as an IU campus
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The Tuition Reciprocity Agreement begins in the fall, allowing Ohio students in Butler, Darke, Mercer, Preble, Shelby and Van Wert counties to attend IU East at in-state tuition rates
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The Campaign for Community concludes with $2.5 million raised. The campaign funds the establishment of the Center for Entrepreneurship and construction of the Art Gallery and Meijer Artway
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The Art Gallery opens in Whitewater Hall. More than 2,000 people visit the gallery during the first six months
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The Master of Science in Education established with its first cohort class
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Nasser H. Paydar is appointed Interim Chancellor
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The Quigg Family Foundation Nursing Laboratory and the Reid Hospital & Health Care Services Simulation Lab are dedicated
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IU East launches intercollegiate athletics in women's volleyball, men's basketball, and men's golf and joins the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
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IU East officially becomes the Red Wolves, changing its mascot from the Pioneers
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Indiana University and Ivy Tech Community College announce a new partnership between IU East and Ivy Tech Community College Richmond to enhance learning opportunities for residents of east central Indiana and west central Ohio
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As part of its new mission as east central Indiana's leader in baccalaureate education, IU East no longer admits students into associate degree programs
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The Master of Social Work is approved and becomes IU East's second graduate program
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Three new sports begin intercollegiate competition: men's cross-country, women's cross-country, and women's golf