` For freshman Theodore Dreiser in 1889, Indiana University served as fertile ground for his future literary endeavors, but to him … New Exhibit – “Here I Met My First True Radicals:” Student Reform Movements at Indiana University
` With Halloween occuring next week, where can you see human skin, sixty year-old chewed gum, a ghostly life mask and … The Wunderkammer: The Curiosities in Indiana University Collections
` Often referred to as America’s “first professional diplomat,” John Watson Foster entered Indiana University in 1851. Self described as a … Old I.U.’s Own Secretary of State – John Watson Foster
` The First and Second world wars caused a rise in patriotism as citizens across the country sought to contribute to … New Themester Exhibit – Food on the Home Front: Wartime Production, Preservation and Deprivation on the IU Campus
` Today his works are commonly listed among the best novels of the twentieth century but when Theodore Dreiser entered Indiana University … “Here I met my first true radicals…” : Literary Naturalist Theodore Dreiser
` Continuing through November 30th, the Community Voices Gallery at the Monroe County History Center is home to an exhibit highlighting … Community Voices Exhibit – Alliance of Bloomington Museums
` Today’s Bloomington Herald Times reports the return of one of the stolen fish! Read the history of this campus centerpiece Carrie’s … “The One That Got Away”: The History Behind the Showalter Fountain Fish
` “…forever a place of private burial where they shall repose together as one family in the long night of death and rise … A Spot Called “God’s Acre” and the Remains of Three Revolutionary War Heroines
` So ends a letter to then Indiana University President William Lowe Bryan from the head of the department of Geology, … “The Automobile has come to stay…”
` Despite what the calendar says, the Bloomington summer is FINALLY upon us, and along with this comes the traditional summer … I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for IU….Ice Cream?