Exploring Folklore Jokes through Spiro Agnew
The following is a guest post from Joshua Koepke (MA Candidate in Folklore and Ethnomusicology/MLS Candidate in the Luddy School ...
Carrie Schwier
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Behind the Curtain: Amanda Rindler, Records Manager
Behind the Curtain is a series highlighting IU Archives staff, partners from various departments of the IU Libraries, and students ... -
Project update: The Coronavirus Days
In the early days of the pandemic in March 2020, like many archives and special collections across the nation and ... -
Sincerely Yours – The Dwyers and V-J Day: “That was our celebration.”
With the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and the swift entry of the United States into World ... -
The Education Vacation: Mini University
Each year, hundreds of individuals flock to Bloomington to attend what Fromer’s Travel Magazine has consistently referred to as one ... -
British Suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst’s Visit to Bloomington, May 3, 1916
100 years ago Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928), the British political activist and leader of the suffragist movement, spoke to a packed ... -
IU Day Begins at Midnight!
Remember to join the IU community tomorrow (beginning at midnight) for #IUDay — an online, worldwide celebration of all things cream ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: A Viennese Jewish Refugee of WWII, Charlotte (Lotte) Lederer
Born in Zistersdorf, Austria on September 7, 1919, Charlotte (Lotte) Lederer arrived in New York, New York on August 28, ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives : The Pering Letter
This begins a new series of posts inspired by one of my favorite blogs, Letters of Note, which I’ve followed for ... -
Robert F. Kennedy’s speech at the IU Auditorium, April 24, 1968
Update! Senator Kennedy’s campus address has been digitized and is now available through Media Collections Online from the IU Libraries! In the ...