H228 Creating Archival Stories #7
Mary Elizabeth Campbell by Karolina Sroka Devoted, driven, and dauntless. These adjectives describe Mary Elizabeth Campbell’s persona perfectly. She devoted ...
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All’s Wells That Ends Well
Herman B Wells was one of the most prolific presidents in the history of Indiana University. Even before his presidency, ... -
Into the Unknown: Theodore Bowie and “The Arts of Thailand”
Theodore R. Bowie, an art historian known for his work in what was at the time an underrepresented field – ... -
Cattle Punching on a Jack Rabbit: The Frank de Caro and Rosan A. Jordan papers
The Frank de Caro and Rosan Jordan Papers contain the personal papers and research of Frank de Caro and his ... -
Septem Muscicidae: The Moss Killers of Indiana University
Over one hundred years ago a group of six students and one IU staff member made headlines– but not for ... -
Daniel Read: The Professor Who Saved the Universities
Do you often wonder about the name behind a building? Most buildings on campus are named for someone, but most ... -
Indiana University Bicentennial Oral History Project
Plans for celebrating the Indiana University Bicentennial are well underway, especially with the incoming Class of 2020 arriving this fall. ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: Theodore Roosevelt Draws the Line
When Carl Eigenmann (renowned ichthyologist, Indiana University Professor of Zoology and Dean of the Graduate School, and Curator of the ... -
Murder by “Mineral Water”: the Death of Richard Owen
According to Indiana University legend, Richard Owen – namesake of Owen Hall, first president of Purdue University, second Indiana state ... -
A Question of Loyalty: Controversies Surrounding All Things German at Indiana University during World War I
“President Bryan made a statement to the Board concerning the German situation at the university”—Board of Trustee Minutes, April 17, ...