Charlie Nelms is an unparalleled force in higher education. From his early days as a graduate student at Indiana University … From the Arkansas Delta to Indiana University Administration: The Charlie Nelms Papers, 1967-2016
A picture is worth a thousand words. I would argue that a scrapbook is therefore worth tens of thousands of … A Day in the Life: Pauline Day’s University Years Through Her Scrapbook
Theodore R. Bowie, an art historian known for his work in what was at the time an underrepresented field – … Into the Unknown: Theodore Bowie and “The Arts of Thailand”
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
Earlier this summer whilst attending a “Lunch & Learn” hosted by the Office of the Bicentennial, I had the pleasure … Gerardo Gonzalez, the briefcase, and the University Archives
As springtime bloomed across Indiana University in 1908, an Indiana Daily Student reporter eagerly previewed an upcoming campus event. “Dainty … Rites of Spring – Indiana University May Festival
In a Sincerely, Yours post from July 2016, we introduced you to John D. Alexander, an IU alum who rose through the ranks … A Sword in the Archives: New Additions to the John D. Alexander papers
“I began thinking about diversity in an almost visceral way. It puzzled me why people forget their diverse origins time … “Reflections on Diversity:” Highlights from the Eugene Chen Eoyang papers
Do you ever wonder what the Indiana University Archives is doing to capture the universities’ online presence such as web sites and … Tweeting and Pinning: Archiving Indiana University’s Social Media Sites
The Alma Eikerman papers are now organized and available for research! If you don’t remember, the collection came to us … The Alma Eikerman papers