In a previous post, the Archives announced the papers of Geraldine K. White were open for research. In this post, … The Social Life of Geraldine White: the “Kirkwood”, BΣO, and the Westminster Inn
We are happy to announce that the Geraldine Katherine White papers are now open for research! Geraldine Katherine White (1903-1985) … Geraldine Katherine White papers
In this Sincerely Yours post, we will explore IU through the eyes of Harry V. Craig, an Indiana native of … Sincerely Yours: a day in the life of a new student
In 1925 Memorial Hall Indiana University’s first owned and operated women’s dormitory opened, followed shortly thereafter by Forest Hall in 1937 … Snippets from Dorm Life: The Indiana University women’s residence hall scrapbooks
In the early 1960s, women across the nation started to rise up to further combat the social and cultural inequalities … The Women’s Liberation Movement at IU
You never know what you will find when you dive into a box of Folklore papers. Much like a Cabinet … The Folklore Paper Collection: A Cabinet of Curiosities
This month marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Margaret Sanger’s family planning and birth control clinic, the forerunner to … Ruth Mahaney & Nancy Brand: Insight into IU’s History of Women’s Reproductive Rights
Today at 4:oo pm, the Indiana University Archives and the Center for Documentary Research and Practice are co-sponsoring a talk … IU Alumni Remember the Kent State Shootings
The Indiana University Archives would like to congratulate IU swimmers Cody Miller (’14) (USA), Blake Pieroni (USA), Lilly King (USA), Kennedy Goss (Canada), Ali Khalafalla (Egypt), Anze Tavcar (Slovenia), … Tales from Past and Present: IU’s Olympic Swimming History
“Never, never, never believe any war will be smooth and easy, or that anyone who embarks on that strange voyage … Mail Call: Correspondence at IU during WWII