IUB Archives Getting Personal (Papers) with the Joe Hickerson Collection: Reflections of the Self in Archives and Their Collections How much of the ‘personality’ or ‘essence’ of a person can be known from their archival materials? When processing or ... November 19, 2024
IUB Archives Enjoying Spring with Tunes and Oral Histories from the Folklore Institute Student Papers Collection The following is a guest post from Emily Paulson (MLS Candidate in the Luddy School of Informatics pursuing the music ... April 25, 2024
IUB Archives Happy Spooky Season from the IU Archives! Halloween will soon be upon us, and there is so much to discover at the IU Archives during this spooky ... October 26, 2023
IUB Archives Finding common ground: conversations on applied folklore in the Bloomington community This past summer, the Indiana University Archives hired me to focus on some of the Archive’s time-based media (i.e., tapes ... November 1, 2019
IUB Archives Bringing Luck to the Diamond: Superstitions in Baseball Opening Day has once again arrived for Major League Baseball, bringing with it the freshness of spring and the warmth ... March 28, 2019
IUB Archives Hoosier Monsters and Where to Find Them Ever wondered where to find a monster? From the 1960’s to the 1980’s students taking folklore courses at Indiana University ... October 31, 2018
IUB Archives Sincerely Yours: The Origin Story of Folklore at IUB For a vast majority of the world, 1942 was a year to remember. However, history wasn’t just being made overseas ... January 19, 2018
IUB Archives 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 ... January 10, 2018
IUB Archives The Rust Belt knows how to remember The writer David Giffels suggests that living in the postindustrial Midwest means making peace with loss. This idea is so ... December 28, 2015
IUB Archives The Dream of an Indiana University Outdoor Museum of Early Indiana Life Many readers are likely familiar with open air and living history museums. Here in Indiana, for example, school groups and ... September 21, 2011