This post is part of a series of reflections from the “Midwest Indigenous Cartography” project, which is an ongoing initiative that seeks to explore Indigenous worldviews, conceptions of cartography, and map-making practices, particularly in the Midwest. The West has defined a map as a visual representation of a geographical space. … Read more What is a map?
Utilizing extensive research and data to better understand user behavior, EBSCO has created a new user interface (UI) for EBSCO … OneSearch@IU Gets a New Look
Are you having trouble editing a page in Drupal? Can’t find a resource in IUCAT, OneSearch, or LibGuides? Wondering how … DUX Virtual Office Hours
Madeline Kripke was born in 1943, so she lived through the rise of teen culture and teen-directed marketing in real … Dig This Dictionary!
The Indiana University Journal of Undergraduate Research has published a new volume! Volume VII of IUJUR highlights some of the … New Issue of IUJUR Published
John Florio (1552–1625) was well-positioned to write an Italian–English dictionary. His father Michelangelo, an Italian Protestant (of all things), fled … It Wasn’t All Greek to Steve A. Demakapoulos
By Edward O’Shea, Emeritus Professor of English, SUNY Oswego, Author: Seamus Heaney’s American Odyssey Many readers know Seamus Heaney (1939-2013) … The poet and the scholar translate Beowulf
Early dictionaries were books for readers. Lacking the tools of twenty-first century marketing, early dictionary publishers advertised a forthcoming dictionary … Advertising Dictionaries
On Wednesday, April 5th, IU Libraries hosted an Open Education Showcase in celebration of Open Education Week. The Showcase was … IU Libraries Hosts Open Education Showcase
In November 2022, Harvard ethnomusicologist, Dr. Richard K. Wolf invited IU Archives of Traditional Music Director Dr. Alan Burdette to … Indiana and Harvard scholars examine audiovisual preservation needs in Pakistan