Although you many not know Jean-Paul Darriau’s name, if you live in Bloomington, you have likely seen his work. Darriau, … Artistic Legacy of Sculptor Jean-Paul Darriau Lives on in Bloomington
Established in 1913, the Department of Home Economics at Indiana University sought to teach students how to be homemakers, which … Children of IU Faculty lived in Home Economics “Practice House”
IU Professor of Chemistry, Marvin Carmack, devoted most of his career to researching organosulfur chemistry, specifically Lithospermum Ruderale, the agent of … IU Professor of Chemistry Had Personal Connection to Indiana Explosives Plant
The War Service Register records are now open for research at the University Archives! Used to the compile the original … IU War Service Register Documents All IU Veterans
IU Professor David G. Frey’s papers recently opened to researchers at the IU Archives. Hired as Professor of Zoology in … IU Professor of Zoology Conducted Research across the World
The last in a five-part series highlighting Indiana University’s role in the first World War. The armistice ending the war … Indiana University and World War I: Armistice Day and the War Memorial Fund (Part 5 of 5)
The fourth in a five-part series highlighting Indiana University’s role in the first World War. In the fall of 1918 Indiana University … Indiana University and World War I: The Spanish Influenza on Campus (Part 4 of 5)
The third in a five-part series highlighting Indiana University’s role in the first World War. Part I ; Part II IU students … Indiana University and World War I: Student Involvement (Part 3 of 5)
The second in a five-part series highlighting Indiana University’s role in the first World War. Read Part I Before the outbreak of … Indiana University and World War I: The Student Army Training Corps (Part 2 of 5)
The first in a five-part series highlighting Indiana University’s role in the first World War. The entry of the United … Indiana University and World War I: Campus Support for the War Effort (Part 1 of 5)