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About ISU Hulman Center
The ISU Hulman Center is a 10,200-seat, multi-purpose arena on Indiana State University’s campus in Terre Haute. Known for hosting major college events, concerts, and community programs, it’s a central hub for sports and entertainment in the area. We’ve got you with practical details to help you plan a smooth visit, from parking and transit to nearby hotel and dining options.
Note: ISU does not publish official public seating charts; third-party maps may be referenced for event layouts. Check the listing for the latest great seats availability and any venue-specific access details.
Terre Haute offers a range of lodging and dining options to suit different tastes and budgets. We highlight affiliate partners for convenient planning, plus general tips to secure your seats and navigate ISU campus access. Whether you’re here for a big basketball game, a concert, or a conference, Hulman Center is your gateway to an engaging campus experience.
Local tips: use ISU campus bus routes for easy transit to the venue, and consider nearby hotels for a comfortable stay within easy reach of the arena.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 10,200 seats for basketball and major events.
- Address: 200 N. 8th Street, Terre Haute, IN 47809.
- Venue type: multi-purpose arena on the ISU campus.
- Seating chart: official public seating chart is not published by ISU; third-party seating charts exist for events (e.g., TicketIQ, SimpleSeats).
- Parking: street, garage and lot parking available; Cherry Street Parking Garage noted in historic renovation updates.
- Transit: ISU campus bus service stops serve Hulman Center area (Terre Haute Transit/ISU campus routes).
- Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute (750 Wabash Ave), Home2 Suites by Hilton Terre Haute (2625 Lucy Jane Ln), Drury Inn & Suites Terre Haute (3040 S US-41), Holiday Inn Terre Haute (3300 US-41 S).
- Notable events hosted: 1979 MVC men’s basketball tournament final; 1974 Midwest Region NCAA Tournament games; past headliner concerts (Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, KISS, Van Halen, Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney); 2020 renovation ribbon-cutting.