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Virtual Event Uncovering Artists’ Books
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How-to Guide Reserving a (required) space to study
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COVID-19 Pandemic maps and how to read them
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Research Guide COVID-19: Public Information and Resources for Researchers
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#iulibrarieschallenge
IU Libraries announces its 2021 Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge.
We invite you to engage with 21 items from our collections selected from a variety of cultural, intellectual, and literary contributions of underrepresented groups. Earn rewards. The challenge will run through May and our only stipulation is that you select at least one item from each of our nine categories.
Style Guide for Gender-Inclusive Writing
In this news blog, library assistant Wendy Spaček summarizes a set of resources for the singular pronoun “they” specific to gender-inclusive academic writing. As part of the IU Libraries Arts and Humanities department, Spaček works with subject specialist Nicholae Cline, assistant librarian focused on Film Studies, Gender Studies, Media Studies and Philosophy. She points out, "All three major academic style guides agree ... that a person’s correct personal pronouns (they, he, she, etc.) should be respected and used at all times..."
The Lilly Library can be your promise to the next generation
Consistently regarded as one of the nation's top libraries for books and manuscripts of the utmost importance, the Lilly Library enriches both Indiana University and the world’s community of scholars. As the Lilly Library celebrates our 60 years of enriching Indiana University, a transformational renovation presents a number of ideal opportunities to enhance teaching, research, and exhibition.