The future home of IU’s School of Informatics and Computing will now be called Luddy Hall after an $8 million donation. The building, to be located along Woodlawn Avenue between Cottage Grove and 11th Street, is slated to be completed in December 2017 and will cost $39.8 million. Courtesy image
The future home of IU’s School of Informatics and Computing will now be called Luddy Hall after an $8 million donation. The building, to be located along Woodlawn Avenue between Cottage Grove and 11th Street, is slated to be completed in December 2017 and will cost $39.8 million. Courtesy image
The Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing’s newest building will be named Luddy Hall, thanks to an $8 million gift from former IU student Fred Luddy, the university announced Friday.

Luddy’s donation follows more than $40 million in total gifts announced to the university in less than two weeks.

The $39.8 million, 124,000-square-foot Informatics building is slated to be completed in December 2017 along Woodlawn Avenue between Cottage Grove and 11th Street.

Conrad T. Prebys also pledged $20 million to IU’s Kelley School of Business and proposed amphitheater this week.
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