Throughout 2019, Major League Baseball will honor the centennial of Jackie Robinson’s birth. Robinson made history in 1947 when he … Eddie Whitehead: Breaking I.U.’s Color Barrier in Baseball
In the summer of 1952, IU’s Graduate School of Business launched an intensive summer program for business executives. For three … How Do You Succeed in Business? By Taking Classes in Literature, Music, Fine Arts, and International Issues!
Margaret Albersmeyer Werling graduated with a bachelor’s in Education in 1953, and, according to her personal scrapbook, attended every sporting event, theater … Dancing the Night Away: Student Life in the 1950s
Humor has always been a popular approach when discussing collegiate life. It has a way of fearlessly tackling the array … The Crimson Bull and the Purdue Special
Like many young couples at IU after World War II, Carolyn and John Fink took advantage of the G.I. Bill … Carolyn Fink: Wife, Student, Cat Owner
Indiana University’s Contemporary Dance Program dates back to 1927. Dancer Jane Fox, a graduate of Columbia University (NY), came to … IU’s Contemporary Dance Program
What’s the greatest risk you’ve ever taken? How old were you when you chose to take this risk? For pianist … Risks and Rewards
Denis Sinor was an esteemed professor at Indiana University for over four decades. His work in the field of Central … Influencing Academia: Denis Sinor’s Legacy at IU
This is a continuation of a post on the history of the IU School of Letters by guest blogger Dr. … Part 2: The Indiana University School of Letters and the Mid-Century Transformation of Literary Studies
James E. Dobson, PhD ’14 recently defended his dissertation “The Awkward Age of Autobiography: Modernization, Temporality, and American Self-Representation, 1865-1914” in … The Indiana University School of Letters and the Mid-Century Transformation of Literary Studies