IU Media School Ph.D. candidate Caleb Allison was the first recipient of the Jorgensen Indiana University Moving Image Archive Fellowship.

Visitors to IU Libraries' Wylie House Museum had the opportunity to view contemporary quilts constructed by students taking Carissa Carman's Fibers Quilt and Dye Intensive through IU's Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design.

We celebrated the life and work of the “Father of Black History,” Dr. Carter Woodson.

IU Libraries celebrated Women's History Month by offering resources concerning women, women's history, and women's rights.

Diane Dallis-Comentale, who had served as Interim Dean of IU Libraries since July 1, 2021, was named the new Ruth Lilly Dean of University Libraries at IU.

IU Libraries' phenomenal map collection, the largest in the state of Indiana, got the spotlight treatment.

Thi Lettner, one of the 2022 recipients of the E. Lingle Craig Fellowship, created a project to address homelessness resources.

James Henry Smith, one of the 2021-2022 Craig Fellows, described their metaliteracy project designed to bring more truth to the Internet.

The Scholarly Communication Department highlighted the students who worked on the recently launched Land, Wealth, Liberation digital resource.

Christina Jones, Head of the Education Library, shared exciting features of the library's renovation.

The Wylie House Museum launched a newly interpreted bedroom to imagine the space provided to Elizabeth "Lizzie" Breckenridge, a Black woman who lived there as domestic servant to the Wylie family for more than fifty years.

In 2022, IU Libraries reassigned former Scholarly Communication Librarian, Sarah Hare, to a full-time focus as IU Bloomington's Open Education Librarian.

University Collections collaborated with University Archives and others to mount a display of items related to the legacy of Herman B Wells.

IU Libraries celebrated Banned Books Week by offering a free DIY Book Club kit featuring Out of Darkness by IU alum Ashley Hope Pérez.

The Kelley School of Business and University Archives collaborated to create an exhibit related to this year's Kelley Common Read.

An IU professor and librarians were among the pilot cohort for the American Library Association's Civic Imagination Stations project.

Garlands & Greenery began a new holiday tradition at Wylie House Museum.

IU Libraries' Moving Image Archive and the IU Media School received a grant to support next year's events celebrating "A Century of 16mm: Expanding the Possibilities and Extending the Reach of Cinema."