On September 7, the IU Arts and Humanities Council commenced First Thursdays for the 2023-2024 academic year. The First Thursdays program started in 2016 as a way to connect students, various campus departments and units, and the greater Bloomington community through the atmosphere of an arts festival. IU Archives typically … Read more Posting About Postcards
I hope you are stocked up on your pumpkin spiced lattes, because October is around the corner and it is … October is American Archives Month!
By now, most locals have likely seen the announcement that Bloomington’s hometown newspaper, The Herald-Times, will auction off approximately 1100 … Local news heads to the auction block
What is your title and role in the IU Libraries? I am a processor at University Archives where I work … Behind the Curtain: Maya Cázares, Archives Assistant and Recent Graduate
We are excited to celebrate with Archives graduate student Jo Otremba (they/them) in their receipt of an Indiana Humanities Wilma … Jo Otremba receives Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship
A few months ago, I started processing a collection of records from a New York City-based dance organization called the … Bringing Black Dance to B-Town: MODE and The First National Congress on Blacks in Dance
This post was originally authored by Information and Library Sciences student Anna Lucas in November 2016 (now Electronic Records Archivist … The Crimson Bull and the Purdue Special
This blog post is a continuation of a three part series covering the research process and stories related to 8 … 1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 3 of 3)
This blog post is a continuation of a three part series covering the research process and stories related to eight … 1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 2 of 3)
This research started with a single document: “November 5, 1934 Bursar U. H. Smith Indiana University My Dear Mr. Smith: … 1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 1 of 3)