` With the rising awareness and discourse surrounding racial inequity in the United States, you may have noticed several resource lists … Black Lives Matter: IU Libraries Curates Resource List
` On February 6th, IU Libraries hosted Remixing Our Collections: Selections from Indiana, a two-hour exhibit that featured artist books, ethnographic … Remixing Our Collections Recap
` The IU system has joined the Open Textbook Network (OTN). Representing over 1,000 institutions, OTN is a consortium of campuses … IU System Joins the Open Textbook Network
` The Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (JoSoTL) has published a new issue for October, 2019. The IU … New Issue of The Journal of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (JoSoTL) Published
` IU Libraries recently partnered with the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI) as part of their Institutional Open Access Program (IOAP), … IU Libraries Partners with MDPI Open Access Program
` How can nostalgia be educational? As archivists, we are often struck with nostalgic feelings as we process collections. This feeling … Nostalgia, Technology, and the Robert Goodman Collection
` On February 20, 2019, the IU Libraries Scholarly Communications department hosted a panel, “Ownership & Openness in Scholarly Publishing: A … Ownership & Openness in Scholarly Publishing Panel Recap
` This post was written by Scholarly Communication department student assistant Allison Nolan. In February 2017, the Bloomington Faculty Council passed … Two Year Anniversary of the Open Access Policy
` This blog post was authored by Craig Finlay, Scholarly Communications Librarian at IU South Bend. We are very pleased to announce … IU South Bend Passes Open Access Policy
` The Scholarly Communication Department is happy to introduce our two newest team members, Daphne Scott and Margaret McLaughlin. Daphne and Margaret … Two New Graduate Students Join the Scholarly Communication Department