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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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Supporting Teaching, Learning & Research
Preparation pays off: IU Libraries offers expanded access to HathiTrust Digital Library
A scenario where students and faculty can't pull books, videos, film and other items from the shelves of Indiana University's libraries and repositories is one that university leaders have invested decades of preparation in. A pandemic is just one catalyst for mobilizing emergency access preservation plans. And the HathiTrust Emergency Temporary Access Service is a new response to a long-considered need.
Cream and Crimson Collection Connections
Fashion design students researched, designed, and created sustainable Hoosier-themed spirit wear inspired by historic IU-themed apparel from the IU Libraries University Archives and the Sage Collection.
“Fashion design is very tactile, the structures and volumes are very hard to see in images. Here, they can see all the details. The actual objects make the connection between the past and now.”—Bo Choi, Visiting Faculty, Fashion Design, Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design
Guide to Free Academic Resources
During COVID-19, many content vendors are offering temporary, free access to academic resources. IU Libraries offers this online collection of those resources to librarians, faculty, researchers and the public. Note that any particular resource may be withdrawn, without notice, by a vendor or publisher. This guide lists textbooks, audio, videos, journals and other resources, and will be updated regularly.