Groundbreaking for the IU School of Business Building
in Bloomington—Foreground, with shovel, Chancellor
Herman B Wells (who was dean of the IU School of Business
Administration 1935-37).
Background from left: George W. Pinnell, dean of the
School of Business; Elvis J. Stahr, president, Indiana
University (under umbrella); unidentified participant;
Arthur M. Weimer, former dean, School of Business
(1939-63—hiatus while Weimer served in World
War II); unidentified participant. The picture was
taken in 1964, and classes were first held in the
new building in the fall of 1966.
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In 1964, ground was broken for the School of Business (now
Kelley School of Business) located at Tenth and Fee Lane in
Bloomington. The school’s former location was the Business
and Economics Building (now called Woodburn Hall).
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