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 ...
Tag: From our collections
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Still Unpacking the Kripke Collection
At the beginning of 2023, I wrote that I’d pull interesting dictionaries and occasionally other language books and items from ... -
The Evolution of Animation as a Medium
Animation is not just a genre—it is a dynamic and inclusive medium that allows creators to push the boundaries of ... -
From the Vault – Still Together: The Love Story of Otto and Mathilda Klopsch
This post was originally authored by IU Archives graduate assistant Shannon Larson (now Shannon Tanhayi Ahari) in 2012. Shannon now ... -
A View of the Dream: The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Portrait Project
This blog post is adapted from research and quotes compiled by Sababu C. Norris, friend of the archives and graduate ... -
Archival CourseFinder: The COAS Curriculum Committee records
A newly processed collection, the College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) Curriculum Committee records, shares all course adjustments for the ... -
Disney and the Blue Ribbon Books
By Kamden Spies, Lilly Library desk attendant and graduate student in the Department of Information & Library Science By 1932, ... -
A Most Expensive Textbook
I was surprised that I wrote so much about prices in my recent post about the unique copy of Louis-Lucien ... -
A Book Unique in Several Dimensions
Madeline Kripke’s collection includes many rare books, some of them classically rare — old books of status for which collectors ... -
Bawdy Songs and Sentimental Bookplates
We hoard our slang in dictionaries, but lexicographers, like the dragons of lore, steal their gems from others. In the ...